Chicago Cubs centre fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong hit a two-run home run in extra innings against the St. Louis Cardinals, breaking a scoreless deadlock and appearing to put his side on course for victory. The moment was significant because the All-Star celebrated what looked like a decisive late-game contribution, but the Cardinals ultimately overturned the result.

The home run came on Wednesday night and gave the Cubs their first runs of the contest after regulation had ended scoreless. Despite Crow-Armstrong’s key hit, the Cardinals had the final say, turning a seemingly game-winning Cubs moment into a loss.