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Quick hits: Canada's emotional match-winner and scenes in rural Kansas
Algeria's supporters go wild, Stephen Eustáquio scores and Myung Bo Hong resigns. (AP/Getty Images/Supplied)
Canada's heroes tread new ground, South Korea has an extreme reaction to going out of the World Cup, and there are absolute scenes in Algeria's home away from home in Lawrence, Kansas.
Stephen Eustáquio was overcome with emotion. (AP Photo: Manu Fernandez)
It felt as though Canada would be forced to endure the torment of extra time.
It felt as though South Africa's desperate defending was simply impenetrable.
But as the clock ticked into the red and extra time beckoned, Stephen Eustáquio took matters into his own hands and powered a low shot into the bottom corner of the goal.
‘You guys are Canadian heroes’: Stoppage time goal puts Canada into last 16
Inglewood, California: Stephen Eustaquio scored in the second minute of second-half stoppage time, and Canada beat South Africa 1-0 on Sunday (Monday, AEST) for its first knockout match victory at a World Cup.
A tense match at SoFi Stadium appeared to be headed for extra time until Eustaquio — who plays for the nearby Los Angeles FC — put a stunning volley from outside the penalty area into the bottom corner of Ronwen Williams’ net.
Co-host Canada hung on with strong defensive play in the final minutes of the tournament’s first round of 32 match. Coach Jesse Marsch’s team advanced to face the Netherlands or Morocco in Houston on Saturday, July 4.
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