Topics: Copa América Centenario, Perú, Colombia, David Ospina
The Colombian pulled off a massive save during stoppage time, and eventually went on to shine in the penalty shootout.

Goalkeeper David Ospina wore the hero's cape for a day, as Arsenal's goalie saved Colombia twice in less than 15 minutes to reach the semi-finals. 

In a game that gave each team enough chances to score, both goalies shined whenever their services were required, but one of those saves by David Ospina gave Colombia the much-needed momentum ahead of the penalty shootout.

As the game entered stoppage time, Arsenal's shot-stopper cleared an impressive header by a Peruvian defender. The attempt seemed to be headed straight for the goal, but Ospina's glove got in the way, sending the game to the nail-biting definition.

But the best was yet to come for Ospina. With Colombia leading the penalty shootout 3-2, Ospina brilliantly denied Miguel Trauco's shot with his feet, kicking off celebrations for Los Cafeteros.