We originally had this at the top of Thursday's link post, but it's deserving of its own spotlight, so here we go.
On Tuesday, Japan advanced to the Women's U-17 World Cup final in Trinidad and Tobago, defeating North Korea 2-1 thanks to the goal from Kumi Yokoyama. With the score even at 1-1, substitute Yokoyama put on an excellent display of ball control and dribbling skills while North Korea put on an astounding display of bad defending. Still, Yokoyama weaved through all of them to score what would be the winner, delighting the commentator to the point of nearly exploding and raining down delicious treats on the people below him.
Japan will now take on South Korea in the final on Saturday. If they win, that commentator might get a little excited. (YahooSport)
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