Arsenal attacker Serge Gnabry came to Germany's rescue on Sunday after scoring twice to save a 3-3 draw in their clash against Group C opponents South Korea at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
Goals from Gnabry and Davie Selke put the Germans 2-1 ahead with 35 minutes remaining, and substitute Suk Hyun-Jun scored late to think he'd sealed the win before Gnabry's deflected free-kick winner in injury time.
Hwang Hee-Chan opened the scoring early on for South Korea, and Tottenham Hotspur's Son Heung-Min equalised after Germany hit back to take the lead after half-time.
Sandals For Goalposts highlighted what could have been a much bigger night for South Korea, who missed out on an outright lead in Group C as a result of the draw:
FT South Korea - Germany 3:3.