Chelsea's Kalidou Koulibaly has come up with a hugely significant World Cup goal which has put Senegal into the World Cup last-16. Ismalia Sarr gave Senegal the lead but Moises Caicedo equalised in the second half only for Koulibaly to strike moments later.
Koulibaly, who captains Senegal, reacted sharply to a loose ball from a free kick to fire into the back of the net with a goal that sees Senegal finish as group A runners-up where they could potentially face England in the next round.
Other than his delicious volley in the London derby fixture against Tottenham, Koulibaly has not shown much nous in front of goal when attacking set-pieces, while his defensive performances have perhaps not been at the standard of a defender who has played at the highest level for many years.
