Crysencio Summerville turned a tight match for the Netherlands when he scored in the 63rd minute to put his side ahead of Japan 2-1. The goal came after Ryan Gravenberch pushed the ball forward and the move found Summerville near the box, where he took the shot that beat the keeper and changed the scoreline.
That is why Summerville, Netherlands is drawing attention now: the decisive moment arrived in the second half, and it belonged to a player who finished the move with one clean strike. Summerville, identified in the match description as a Netherlands midfielder, then celebrated with his teammates after giving his side the lead.
The sequence also shows how narrow the margin was before the finish. Japan had been level with the Netherlands, and one move from Gravenberch helped open the space that Summerville needed to decide it. The result after that goal is not stated, but the 63rd-minute strike is the turn that made the match story worth reading.
