Australia vs Egypt

Australia vs Egypt in the Round of 32, played July 3 in Dallas, finished 1-1 after extra time before Egypt won on penalties, 4-2, securing Egypt's first-ever World Cup knockout win. Mohamed Salah converted a panenka penalty in the shootout while carrying a hamstring issue.
Australia had finished second in Group D behind the United States, results that included a 2-0 win over Turkiye, a 0-2 loss to the co-hosts and a 0-0 draw with Paraguay, and matched their long-standing best World Cup finish by reaching this stage before falling on penalties. Egypt arrived as runners-up in Group G on goal difference behind Belgium, having drawn Belgium 1-1 and Iran 1-1 either side of a 3-1 win over New Zealand that stood as Egypt's first-ever World Cup win in tournament history, and the shootout win extended a tournament built heavily around Salah's push for a deep World Cup run in what may be his last realistic shot at the competition's later stages. The penalties were tense and close, with both sides converting most of their attempts before Egypt held their nerve.
Check Australia vs Egypt for the full picture from that Round of 32 shootout, with the widget below covering lineups, scoring, discipline and match statistics from the game. For Australia, the tournament ends on penalties after matching their historic best; for Egypt, the win set up a Round of 16 meeting with Argentina that ended 3-2 despite Egypt leading 2-0 for long spells. Stay across the page for the complete match data.