A 7-goal second half & THIS dramatic equalizer to end the game see T&T take Group C. #GoldCup2015 http://t.co/ITbqj75BG2

— Major League Soccer (@MLS) July 16, 2015

The second half of Mexico and Trinidad & Tobago’s final Gold Cup group stage match was magnificent. Seven goals were scored as a 2–0 lead for Mexico in the 51st minute ended as a 4–4 draw that only became more unbelievable with each passing minute.

Trinidad & Tobago made it 2–2 in the 58th minute, then took a 3–2 lead in the 67th. Andres Guardado then made it 3–3 in the 88th minute with a powerful strike from distance and Mexico were gifted with a fourth goal in the 90th minute when Kenwyne Jones deflected a corner kick into his own net.

It seemed like Mexico had the game won when the Soca Warriors prepared for a corner kick in the final seconds of injury time and their many fans in Charlotte celebrated by throwing bottles, cups, and anything else they could at a Joevin Jones, who also had green lasers dancing across his face. Overcoming the distraction, Jones put in an excellent corner kick that was headed into the net by Yohance Marshall.

Trinidad & Tobago celebrated, the match ended 4–4, and T&T finished top of Group C with Mexico in second.

T&T will now face Panama in the quarterfinals, while Mexico will have to deal with Costa Rica.