Despite the absence of star striker Radamel Falcao, Colombia made a fantastic start to their World Cup campaign as Napoli full-back Pablo Armero gave them the lead in the fifth minute against Greece.
Armero’s scuffed shot was not the finest finish we have seen in the opening three days, but his dance in front of the Colombia bench was certainly the best celebration so far.
His brilliantly choreographed moves in front of his team-mates and coach had the Colombia fans in Belo Horizonte replicating his dance in the stands.
VIDEO Scroll down to watch Pablo Armero's dance celebration with Colombia team-mates
Push: Armero points his team-mates towards the touchline to start the dance celebration
Ready: Colombia prepare to start their pre-organised dance celebration
Together: Colombia celebrate together after Armero put them ahead in the sixth minute
Hands in the air: Colombia got their World Cup off to a perfect start by taking the lead against Greece in Group C
Repeat: The celebration had been done by Armero before for Adidas
The 27-year-old has a history of flamboyant celebrations, despite not getting a chance to show them off during his goalless six-month loan spell with West Ham at the end of last season.
It appears Armero’s celebration was part of a campaign by Colombia sponsors Adidas.
They posted a video of the defender in a studio doing the same dance on their YouTube channel as soon as his goal went in against Greece.
Atmosphere: Colombians get in the mood during their World Cup opener for Group C against Greece
Chase: Colombia's Abel Aguilar (right) battles with Greece's Panagiotis Kone for the ball
MOST MEMOABLE WORLD CUP CELEBRATIONS OF THE PAST
Bebeto rocking the baby
The former Brazil striker ran off after scoring against Holland at USA 1994 and put his arms in front of his body and swayed them from side to side as if cradling a baby.
The birth of his son, Mattheus Oliveira, inspired the improvised celebration, which turned Bebeto from a relatively unknown member of Brazil's 1994 squad into an instantly recognisable face on the world stage.
Roger Milla dancing with the corner flag
The 38-year-old was one of the stars of the 1990 tournament in Italy, celebrating each of his four goals by swaying his hips while dancing with the corner flag.
Two of his goals came against Colombia in the last 16, the celebrations from which inspired a Coca-Cola advert at the 2010 World Cup.
Papa Bouba Diop dancing around his shirt
The midfielder scored the only goal in the opening game of the 2002 World Cup as Senegal stunned the reigning champions France.
Diop ran towards the corner flag in celebration, whipped off his shirt, and then proceeded to dance around it with his ecstatic teammates.
