Canada advances in the World Cup knockout stage after a 1-0 victory over South Africa, its first knockout win of the tournament. According to NBC News and Inquirer.net, the match is decided by a late goal from Stephen Eustáquio, which gives Canada the win and sends players and staff into celebration at the stadium. After the final whistle, Canada coach Jesse Marsch gathers his team on the field for an on-the-spot message. NBC News reports that Marsch tells the players, “You are Canadian heroes.” Inquirer.net describes the moment in similar terms, saying Marsch shouts the message to his team and frames it as recognition not only for the performance in that game, but also for what it could mean for future children in Canada who might take up the sport. Both accounts emphasize that Marsch’s remarks come immediately after the victory, in a high-energy postmatch setting.