JESSE MARSCH guided Canada to their first-ever World Cup win – and was sensationally compared to Alan Pardew after busting some moves on the touchline.
The tournament co-hosts notched a over NINE-MAN Qatar in Vancouver.
Jesse Marsch was spotted dancing on the touchline Credit: Reuters
The former Leeds chief guided Canada to World Cup history Credit: Reuters
And former Leeds chief , 52, was spotted celebrating wildly when Qatar defender Homam El Amin was sent off in the first half.
The scenes resulted in some on social media comparing the Canada chief to Pardew, who famously danced in the dugout when Crystal Palace took the lead against Manchester United in the 2016 FA Cup final.
One said: “Stench of off of Jesse Marsch.”
Another added: “Jesse Marsch’s celebrations on the sideline are brilliant I must say.”
A third chimed in: “If the sidelines had a rating, his would be five stars and a standing ovation.”
A fourth noted: “Jesse Marsch is absolutely loving it!”
Canada’s historic win was overshadowed by former Watford midfielder .
The medics rushed onto the pitch after the Sassuolo man, 24, was left in agony following a robust challenge.
Marsch was likened to Alan Pardew thanks to his moves Credit: BBC
Qatar’s Assim Madibo was sent off and when he realised the severity of the issue.
Southampton striker Cyle Larin got the rout underway by netting from close range.
And Jonathan David scored twice, either side of El Amin’s dismissal, to give Canada breathing space.
Nathan Saliba, who replaced Kone, added his name to the scoresheet with a stunning free-kick and celebrated by holding his stricken team-mate’s shirt aloft.
Mohammad Manai scored a comical own goal by diverting Jacob Shaffelburg’s shot home.
And David wrapped up his hat-trick in stoppage time before a at the final whistle.
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