South Africa scored a penalty seven minutes from fulltime as they fought back to draw 1-1 with the Czech Republic at the World Cup on Thursday after falling behind early in the Group A clash.
Teboho Mokoena slotted home the spotkick after Pavel Sulc's handball handed the South Africans a lifeline as they were staring at potential early elimination.
The Czechs led from the sixth minute when Michal Sadilek struck home after a clever slipped pass from Alexandr Sojka following Adam Hlozek’s delivery from the right wing.
Both teams now have a point after losing their respective opening games last Thursday.

Pegula wins thriller at WTA Finals, Gauff eliminated
Norway says Russian, Belarusian athletes barred from competitions it hosts
Roberto Carlos, Fernando Hierro join Fursan Hispania FC as shareholders
Italy seal dominant win over France as Kane sets England appearance record
Luiten leads the way at DP World Tour Championship
