Australia v Egypt, 03 July 2026

Score1-1 :: penalties 4-2 to Egypt
RefereeGustavo Tejada
CompetitionFIFA World Cup Finals - Round of 32
VenueAT&T Stadium, Arlington TX
Attendance70,244

View Australia v Egypt head to head

Kick-off: 1.00pm local . Egypt won 4-2 on penalties . After extra time - 1-1 at 90 minutes . FIFA World Ranking: Australia 27th, Egypt 29th . The most recent meeting was Egypt’s 3-0 international friendly in Cairo in November 2010: a game that subsequently became shrouded in controversy due to alleged match-fixing.

1 (2) Australia

Manager: Tony Popovic

1 (4) Egypt

Manager: Hossam Hassan

Goals:

Mohamed Hany own goal 55 OG

Goals:

Emam Ashour 13 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Patrick Beach
Defender Alessandro Circati
Defender Lucas Herrington
Defender Harry Souttar (captain)
Defender/Midfielder Aziz Behich
Defender/Midfielder Jordan Bos
Defender/Midfielder Connor Metcalfe
Midfielder Jackson Irvine
Midfielder Aiden O'Neill
Midfielder/Forward Nestory Irankunda
Midfielder/Forward Cristian Volpato

Starting lineup:

Mostafa Shobeir Goalkeeper
Karim Hafez Defender
Mohamed Hany Defender
Yasser Ibrahim Defender
Marwan Attia Defender/Midfielder
Hamdy Fathy Defender/Midfielder
Ramy Rabia Defender/Midfielder
Emam Ashour Midfielder/Forward
Mohamed Salah Midfielder/Forward (captain)
Zizo Midfielder/Forward
Omar Marmoush Forward

Substitutions:

Kai Trewin for Jordan Bos 46
Ajdin Hrustić for Cristian Volpato 74
Mohamed Touré for Nestory Irankunda 74
Paul Okon-Engstler for Aiden O'Neill 91
Awer Mabil for Connor Metcalfe 91
Mat Ryan for Patrick Beach 119

Substitutions:

Haissem Hassan for Zizo 67
Hossam Abdelmaguid for Hamdy Fathy 67
Trézéguet for Karim Hafez 80
Hamza Abdelkarim for Omar Marmoush 106
Maumoud Saber for Marwan Attia 120+1

Cards:

Cards:

Haissem Hassan 105 Y
Yasser Ibrahim 120 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paul Izzo
Goalkeeper Mat Ryan
Defender Cameron Burgess
Defender Miloš Degenek
Defender Jason Geria
Defender Kai Trewin
Midfielder Cameron Devlin
Midfielder Ajdin Hrustić
Midfielder Paul Okon-Engstler
Midfielder/Forward Awer Mabil
Midfielder/Forward Nishan Velupillay
Forward Mohamed Touré
Forward Tete Yengi

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Mohammed Alaa
Goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy
Goalkeeper El Mahdi Soliman
Defender Hossam Abdelmaguid
Defender/Midfielder Tarek Alaa
Midfielder Ibrahim Adel
Midfielder Nabil Dunga
Midfielder Maumoud Saber
Midfielder Trézéguet
Midfielder/Forward Zizo
Forward Hamza Abdelkarim
Forward Haissem Hassan

Comments:

Penalty shoot-out details (Australia went first) 1 – Harry Souttar [missed] 2 – Jackson Irvine [scored] 3 – Awer Mabil [scored] 4 – Lucas Herrington [missed] . Having yet to win a game in the knockout phase, Australia failed in their attempt to reach the Round of 16 for the third time in their seven participations at FIFA World Cup tournaments. . This was the first time that the Socceroos had been taken to extra time in a game in the knockout phase of the FIFA World Cup finals. . They avoided failing to score in three consecutive games at a FIFA World Cup tournament for the second time: previously in their three group games in their inaugural participation in 1974 in Germany. . Australia named 13 of a possible 15 substitutes. Jacob Italiano and Mathew Leckie were unavailable due to injury.

Comments:

Penalty shoot-out details (Egypt went second) 1 – Maumoud Saber [scored] 2 – Ramy Rabia [scored] 3 – Mohamed Salah [scored] 4 – Hossam Abdelmaguid [scored] . This was Egypt's first-ever win in the knockout stage. Their only previous appearance in the last 16 of a FIFA World Cup tournament was in 1934 in Italy which featured just 16 nations: they lost 4-2 to Hungary in their sole game. . The Pharaohs were now unbeaten in their last four games at the FIFA World Cup finals: their longest-ever such run in the competition’s history. . They had now scored in their last six games at FIFA World Cup tournaments but scored more than one goal in two of their 11 all-time games. . Egypt named 12 of a possible 15 substitutes. Ahmed El Fetouh and Mohamed Abdelmoneim were unavailable due to injury while Mohanad Lasheen was serving a one-game suspension.

1 (2) Australia

Manager: Tony Popovic

Goals:

Mohamed Hany own goal 55 OG

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Patrick Beach
Defender Alessandro Circati
Defender Lucas Herrington
Defender Harry Souttar (captain)
Defender/Midfielder Aziz Behich
Defender/Midfielder Jordan Bos
Defender/Midfielder Connor Metcalfe
Midfielder Jackson Irvine
Midfielder Aiden O'Neill
Midfielder/Forward Nestory Irankunda
Midfielder/Forward Cristian Volpato

Substitutions:

Kai Trewin for Jordan Bos 46
Ajdin Hrustić for Cristian Volpato 74
Mohamed Touré for Nestory Irankunda 74
Paul Okon-Engstler for Aiden O'Neill 91
Awer Mabil for Connor Metcalfe 91
Mat Ryan for Patrick Beach 119

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paul Izzo
Goalkeeper Mat Ryan
Defender Cameron Burgess
Defender Miloš Degenek
Defender Jason Geria
Defender Kai Trewin
Midfielder Cameron Devlin
Midfielder Ajdin Hrustić
Midfielder Paul Okon-Engstler
Midfielder/Forward Awer Mabil
Midfielder/Forward Nishan Velupillay
Forward Mohamed Touré
Forward Tete Yengi

Comments:

Penalty shoot-out details (Australia went first) 1 – Harry Souttar [missed] 2 – Jackson Irvine [scored] 3 – Awer Mabil [scored] 4 – Lucas Herrington [missed] . Having yet to win a game in the knockout phase, Australia failed in their attempt to reach the Round of 16 for the third time in their seven participations at FIFA World Cup tournaments. . This was the first time that the Socceroos had been taken to extra time in a game in the knockout phase of the FIFA World Cup finals. . They avoided failing to score in three consecutive games at a FIFA World Cup tournament for the second time: previously in their three group games in their inaugural participation in 1974 in Germany. . Australia named 13 of a possible 15 substitutes. Jacob Italiano and Mathew Leckie were unavailable due to injury.

1 (4) Egypt

Manager: Hossam Hassan

Goals:

Emam Ashour 13 G

Starting lineup:

Mostafa Shobeir Goalkeeper
Karim Hafez Defender
Mohamed Hany Defender
Yasser Ibrahim Defender
Marwan Attia Defender/Midfielder
Hamdy Fathy Defender/Midfielder
Ramy Rabia Defender/Midfielder
Emam Ashour Midfielder/Forward
Mohamed Salah Midfielder/Forward (captain)
Zizo Midfielder/Forward
Omar Marmoush Forward

Substitutions:

Haissem Hassan for Zizo 67
Hossam Abdelmaguid for Hamdy Fathy 67
Trézéguet for Karim Hafez 80
Hamza Abdelkarim for Omar Marmoush 106
Maumoud Saber for Marwan Attia 120+1

Cards:

Haissem Hassan 105 Y
Yasser Ibrahim 120 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Mohammed Alaa
Goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy
Goalkeeper El Mahdi Soliman
Defender Hossam Abdelmaguid
Defender/Midfielder Tarek Alaa
Midfielder Ibrahim Adel
Midfielder Nabil Dunga
Midfielder Maumoud Saber
Midfielder Trézéguet
Midfielder/Forward Zizo
Forward Hamza Abdelkarim
Forward Haissem Hassan

Comments:

Penalty shoot-out details (Egypt went second) 1 – Maumoud Saber [scored] 2 – Ramy Rabia [scored] 3 – Mohamed Salah [scored] 4 – Hossam Abdelmaguid [scored] . This was Egypt's first-ever win in the knockout stage. Their only previous appearance in the last 16 of a FIFA World Cup tournament was in 1934 in Italy which featured just 16 nations: they lost 4-2 to Hungary in their sole game. . The Pharaohs were now unbeaten in their last four games at the FIFA World Cup finals: their longest-ever such run in the competition’s history. . They had now scored in their last six games at FIFA World Cup tournaments but scored more than one goal in two of their 11 all-time games. . Egypt named 12 of a possible 15 substitutes. Ahmed El Fetouh and Mohamed Abdelmoneim were unavailable due to injury while Mohanad Lasheen was serving a one-game suspension.