Tim Cahill scores fastest goal in MLS history Tim Cahill has scored a record-breaking goal - the fastest in MLS history - playing for the New York Red Bulls against Houston Dynamo. AUSTRALIA'S Tim Cahill has scored the fastest goal in Major League Soccer in the US with a wonderful strike for the New York Red Bulls. The Socceroo, who was returning for the Bulls after international duty with Australia in Europe last week, stunned the crowd after just seven seconds of his team's 3-0 win over Houston Dynamo. Cahill brought downa long-ball three touches from the kick-off, turned his marker before hitting a powerful outside-of-the-foot shot which rocketed past Houston "keeper Tally Hall from outside the penalty area to easily beat the previous mark of 11 seconds. It was a big game for us and the ball got played into me from the middle of the park, I took it on my chest, took a bounce and it ended up in the top corner. That was a massive win for us and it's a proud achievement for myself and obviously the MLS. The MLS later recognised the goal as the fastest in its history. The 3-0 win saw the Red Bulls at BBVA Compass Stadium gave them a one point break at the top of the MSL ladder. In Scotland, Australian Jackson Irvine was credited with a one of the goals of round with a deadly strike form distance in Kilmarnock's 2-0 Scottish Premier League win over Ross County. It capped off a great week for the 20-year-old who made his Socceroos debut in the 3-0 win over Canada midweek. "That's the best game I've played for Killie and I was delighted to get the goal that sealed the win," he said.