An autistic five-year-old Rangers fan - who is also wheelchair-bound - took to the Livingston pitch during Saturday's SPFL clash.
Layton Steel even managed to grab the attention of skipper Nicky Devlin who wore a headset ahead of the game to show solidarity with the disabled youngster, who needed the defenders to muffle the sound of the stadium.
Layton, who is seen kicking the ball with help from his dad, is believed to be one of the first mascots in a wheelchair to make it on to the turf.
