Egypt hold Belgium to 1-1 draw

SEATTLE, June 15 : Egypt’s hopes of a first-ever World Cup win were dashed by an own goal from defender Mohamed Hany in a 1-1 draw with Belgium in their Group G opener on Monday. Egypt took the lead in the 19th minute through a powerful strike from outside the box by midfielder Emam Ashour,…


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Egypt hold Belgium to 1-1 draw

Egypt hold Belgium to 1-1 draw

Soccer Football – FIFA World Cup 2026 – Group G – Belgium v Egypt – Seattle Stadium, Seattle, Washington, U.S. – June 15, 2026 Egypt’s Emam Ashour scores their first goal REUTERS/Lee Smith

Egypt hold Belgium to 1-1 draw

Soccer Football – FIFA World Cup 2026 – Group G – Belgium v Egypt – Seattle Stadium, Seattle, Washington, U.S. – June 15, 2026 Egypt’s Emam Ashour celebrates scoring their first goal REUTERS/Lee Smith

Egypt hold Belgium to 1-1 draw

Soccer Football – FIFA World Cup 2026 – Group G – Belgium v Egypt – Seattle Stadium, Seattle, Washington, U.S. – June 15, 2026 Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku celebrates their first goal, an own goal scored by Egypt’s Mohamed Hany REUTERS/Lee Smith

Egypt hold Belgium to 1-1 draw

Soccer Football – FIFA World Cup 2026 – Group G – Belgium v Egypt – Seattle Stadium, Seattle, Washington, U.S. – June 15, 2026 Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku celebrates their first goal, an own goal scored by Egypt’s Mohamed Hany REUTERS/Lee Smith

Egypt hold Belgium to 1-1 draw

Soccer Football – FIFA World Cup 2026 – Group G – Belgium v Egypt – Seattle Stadium, Seattle, Washington, U.S. – June 15, 2026 Belgium’s Brandon Mechele in action with Egypt’s Hamza Abdelkarim IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters/Blake Dahlin

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SEATTLE, June 15 : Egypt’s hopes of a first-ever World Cup win were dashed by an own goal from defender Mohamed Hany in a 1-1 draw with Belgium in their Group G opener on Monday. 

Egypt took the lead in the 19th minute through a powerful strike from outside the box by midfielder Emam Ashour, his first international goal. 

Belgium pressed for an equaliser in the second half before the introduction of Romelu Lukaku in the 66th minute. A little more than 20 seconds later, Hany diverted a cross into his own net under pressure from the big striker. 

The other two teams in Group G, Iran and New Zealand, meet in Los Angeles later on Monday.

Source: Reuters

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