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Match Recap
Daniel Diaz had ninety minutes to find an answer, and he found it in the ninetieth. His stoppage-time leveler rescued a 2-2 draw for Cuba against St. Kitts and Nevis in the CONCACAF Nations League, canceling out a night that otherwise belonged to Tiquanny Williams. The St. Kitts and Nevis forward struck twice, opening the scoring in the 16th minute and restoring his side's lead in the 63rd, goals that push him to six for the campaign and keep him atop the league's scoring charts. Cuba twice had to come from behind, with Yunior Perez leveling first in the 25th minute before Diaz's late intervention completed the job. It's a result that mirrors the only other time these two sides have met, which also ended level. Four goals, two rescue acts, and a striker in red-hot form. Williams' double is reason enough to watch, but it's Diaz's 90th-minute strike that decides who walks away happiest.
