Jubilant Kiwis celebrate first World Cup point

New Zealand 1 Slovakia 1

Jubilant Kiwis celebrate first World Cup point
Tue, 15 Jun, 2010 - 15:55

New Zealand 1 Slovakia 1

Winston Reid scored a dramatic equaliser deep into injury time to give New Zealand their first-ever point in the World Cup finals.

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