Netherlands made their way into the next round of World Cup 2014 after snatching a dramatic victory over Mexico.
Being tipped as favorite, the Orange immediately put on in an attacking approach since kick off, but was facing strong resilience from Mexico.
More comfortable with the heat condition, the Concacaf side were looking more dangerous with their counter attacking play, but they also couldn't break down the Dutch defense during the first 45 minutes.
After the break, it was Mexico that eventually got things going as an excellent effort from Giovanni Dos Santos puts them in front on 48 minutes.
Netherlands tried hard in getting back into that tie and after such relentless attempt, they finally leveled the score on 88 minutes through Wesley Sneijder's strike.
The Dutch side completed their turn around deep in stoppage time through a penalty which was converted by substitute player, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
