世界杯：贾斯特梅开二度，伊朗两度落后两度扳平，二比二战平新西兰

Today we're talking about a very entertaining World Cup match.

It's Iran versus New Zealand.

The final score was two to two.

The two teams scored four goals in all — very lively.

The biggest draw of this game was the back-and-forth.

New Zealand led twice, Iran equalized twice.

You score one, I score one, all the way to the end.

First, a word about the two teams.

Iran is a strong Asian side, has been to many World Cups, with plenty of experience.

New Zealand comes from Oceania, doesn't get many World Cup chances, so they cherish it especially.

Before the match, many felt Iran had the better chance to win.

But on the soccer pitch, things often don't go the way people expect.

In this game, New Zealand played with real drive and weren't afraid at all.

When the match began, New Zealand gave everyone a surprise.

Only about seven minutes in, New Zealand scored.

The scorer is named Just.

He's very fast, seized a chance, and struck the ball into the net.

One to zero, New Zealand ahead.

Conceding so early, Iran were a bit caught off guard.

But Iran quickly came to their senses.

They started pushing forward, wanting to pull the score back.

At around thirty minutes, Iran's Rezaeian scored.

One to one, the two teams back on the same line.

The first half ended at one to one.

The second half was even better.

New Zealand's Just scored again.

This was his second goal today — we call it a brace.

Two to one, New Zealand ahead once more.

Scoring two goals by himself, Just was truly outstanding today.

But Iran still wouldn't give up.

Not long after, Iran's Mohebi scored as well.

Two to two!

Iran equalized a second time.

Twice behind, twice level — Iran's tenacity was admirable.

In the time after, both teams wanted one more to take the game.

But attack as they might, neither could score again.

The whistle finally blew, the score fixed at two to two.

Each team took one point.

How to view this game?

For Iran, equalizing twice from behind shows they're mentally steady and not easily broken.

For New Zealand, failing to hold either lead is something of a pity.

Still, with a scorer like Just, their attack carries real threat.

For both teams, this point isn't bad at all.

In a game against a strong opponent, taking a point keeps their hopes of advancing alive.

And for the fans, this is the most thrilling kind of game — lots of goals, and end to end.

Four goals, two times taking the lead, two equalizers — a game like this is worth it any way you look.

This game also made everyone remember two names.

One is New Zealand's Just, who scored two by himself — the brightest star today.

One is Iran's Mohebi, whose goal rescued the team a second time.

And Iran's Rezaeian, who scored the first equalizer too.

A game like this is also great for friends learning Chinese.

In one match there's leading, equalizing, and going ahead again — perfect for hearing these expressions a few more times.

That's the story of Iran two to two New Zealand.