Click here to see more from our brilliant Match Zone service - including this heat map from Wesley Sneijder If Holland are to go on and achieve something significant here over the next two weeks then one moment from this extraordinary afternoon in north-east Brazil will be frozen in time. The image — shown afterwards by the host broadcaster here — is of Wesley Sneijder, caught mid-strike, head and knee perfectly over the ball, as he catches an 88th-minute volley flush on the sweet spot of his right boot. It shows a world-class sportsman — no doubt exhausted after an hour-and-a-half of play in extreme conditions — in perfect control of his body, all outside pressures and influences rendered irrelevant by concentration and calm.
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Klaas-Jan Hunterlaar scores winning goal from penalty spot to put Holland into World Cup quarter-finals
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Giovani do Santos had given Mexico the lead in the 48th minute
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Wesley Sneijder levelled for the Dutch in the closing minutes
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Arjen Robben takes controversial fall to win 93rd minute penalty
Jubilant: Giovani dos Santos celebrates giving @placeholder a 1-0 lead after 48 minutes