Colombia took a lead in the second Round of 16 clash against Uruguay from a brilliant strike from James Rodriguez.
The AS Monaco just took the ball on his chest while having his back facing the goal, only to turn and smash the ball with his left-foot into the back of the net. Rodriguez scored his fourth goal of the tournament from four matches played so far.
The former Porto man has scored in Colombia’s all four games and he becomes the first player since 2002 to repeat it after Ronaldo and Rivaldo did for Brazil over a decade ago.
What a goal JAMES RODRIGUEZ http://t.co/SFxC18NqHq
— World Cup Vines (@VinesWorldCup) June 28, 2014
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