South Africa's head coach sets age record in World Cup playoffs

The playoff showdown between South Africa and Canada has only just kicked off, but one unique historic record has already been officially set.

Details: According to Squawka, South Africa’s head coach Hugo Broos has officially become the oldest manager ever to lead a team in the knockout stage of any World Cup.

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At the time of kickoff, the Belgian specialist was 74 years and 79 days old.

It’s worth noting that as of the 5th minute, the score between South Africa and Canada remains goalless.

Reminder: Drake has placed a $1 million bet on the winner of the South Africa vs Canada match.