“It’s a moment we will never forget, a moment that the Cameroonian people will never forget,' said PhilaUnion's Olivier Mbaiz about being part of his nation's epic qualifying win.
"It’s a huge honor to represent your country in front of the entire world," Mbaizo said after being part of his nation's epic win in qualifying. Now he's preparing to face Brazil in Qatar.
After Cameroon lost the home game of its final World Cup qualifying playoff, 1-0, against Algeria, the Indomitable Lions had scored early in the second game. Then they gave up a goal in the 28th of 30 extra minutes. But there was still time for one last prayer. A throw-in led to a cross that led to a header, and the ball fell to Karl Toko Ekambi for a first-time shot pastCameroon’s players erupted with joy, and raced en mass to the corner where their visiting fans were delirious in the stands. Mbaizo ended up right in the middle of the global TV broadcast.
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