Stephen Eustaquio became emotional as he paid tribute to his late parents after scoring Canada's winning goal in the FIFA World Cup. On Sunday (28 June), the midfielder scored a stoppage-time winner against South Africa, allowing his team to progress to a last-16 clash against Morocco or the Netherlands on 4 July. In a post-match interview, the 29-year-old became tearful after a reporter asked him how he was feeling after “everything you’ve been through”. In 2023, his mother died following a battle with brain cancer, and a year later, his father died from a heart attack. “Everything I do is for my family, for my parents, for my girlfriend, for my daughter. For my friends back home. For everyone.”

INGLEWOOD, California, June 28 : Stephen Eustaquio delivered a moment his late parents would have been proud of, according to Canada coach Jesse Marsch, after the midfielder's…

Stephen Eustaquio scored a stoppage-time winner as Canada knocked South Africa out of the World Cup in the round of 32, but he cut an emotional figure after the game