England's Onitsuguinshi, who scored 27 goals for Aston Villa last season, has been equally dazzling this season. In a thrilling match against the Netherlands, Onitsukanse scored a record four goals in the last nine minutes of the match, and after the match he proudly said it was the "best goal of his life".
I can't describe the moment," Onitsukanis said after the game. My whole body was so immersed in the joy of the goal that it was as if time slowed down during the celebration and I just didn't want to leave the field. It was the perfect shot that I had never attempted before and it happened in such a crucial game. Before I came on, I told Galpenma I would have his support and his word of encouragement got me ready."
This is Onitsukanse's second start of the season after he only played 20 minutes as a substitute against Denmark in the group stage. The 28-year-old shot-stopper said: "I've been waiting for this moment for weeks, and it's been a huge effort behind the scenes. Even though we have been criticized a lot, the most important thing is that we are finally on the stage of the final!"
