Watch: Moreno's heroic header gives Mexico Confed Cup draw vs. Portugal

Portugal thought it had stolen a win off Mexico in the Group A favorites' Confederations Cup opener, but El Tri managed to walk out with a point in heroic fashion.
Hector Moreno, fresh off signing a deal to move from PSV to Roma, headed in Jonathan Dos Santos's stoppage-time corner kick, and Mexico salvaged a 2-2 draw vs. the reigning European champions in Kazan.
Portugal had gone ahead minutes earlier through Cedric, whose deflected shot beat Guillermo Ochoa moments after the goalkeeper had made a sensational stop to deny a go-ahead goal.
Portugal had opened the scoring through Ricardo Quaresma, who finished off an assist from Cristiano Ronaldo in the 34th minute.
Great vision by Ronaldo and a cheeky finish by Quaresma!
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 18, 2017
Portugal up 1-0. @Powerade #PORMEX #ConfedCup https://t.co/ejFiurIjRp
Minutes before halftime, though, Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez tied the game with his fourth Confederations Cup goal and his 48th all-time goal for Mexico, padding his international lead.
Chicharito with the response for El Tri! His 4th career #ConfedCup goal ties it up. @Powerade #PORMEX https://t.co/BDlFrkj4tV
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 18, 2017
Cedric then put Portugal ahead after a cutback cross from Liverpool target Gelson Martins, only for Mexico's pressure to pay off late, with Moreno heading home the equalizer despite a hand being in his face as he leaped to nod in the ball.
¡Se acabó! México dominó y con las uñas rescató el empate 🇵🇹 2-2 🇲🇽 Aquí el gol de Héctor Moreno! pic.twitter.com/6Ko6cPE7L7
— Sopitas (@sopitas) June 18, 2017
Mexico and Portugal will each take the point into their next games, against New Zealand and host Russia, respectively.

An avid runner, Chris Chavez covers track and field, marathons and the Olympics for Sports Illustrated.