In the opening match of the FIFA World Cup against South Africa, Mexican forward Quiñones scored the team's first goal, also the first goal of this FIFA World Cup.
After scoring, Quiñones performed a somewhat special celebration. Old fans might find this move familiar, as his celebration was a "remote tribute" to South African player Siphiwe Tshabalala.
In the opening match of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, host South Africa drew 1-1 with Mexico, and Tshabalala scored the first goal for his team in that match. After scoring that goal, Tshabalala and his teammates performed a memorable dance. Quiñones's celebration today was almost identical to Tshabalala's dance.
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How high are you?
very high
Nouabdily
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How high are you?
Vipelmnstu
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he was drunk this reporter, drank too much South African beer. The 2 - 1 score is red cards not goals
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Immaculate003
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Poor editorial work. Check the caption again!
Codcekmtuy
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South africa scored in Dreams😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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South africa didnt score any goal