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Egypt manager Hossam Hassan was dragged away from the referee in furious scenes after Enzo Fernandez scored a dramatic winner for Argentina.
Having led 2-0 with just over 20 minutes remaining, the Pharaohs were left stunned as the world champions pulled off a stunning late comeback to win 3-2 in the World Cup round of 16 clash.
Yasser Ibrahim put Egypt in front after just 15 minutes, before Mostafa Ziko doubled their lead in the second half.
But in truly heroic fashion, defending champions Argentina fought back through Cristian Romero, before Lionel Messi equalised with a powerful volley on 83 minutes.
Chaos ensues
Just as it looked as though Messi had forced extra time, Chelsea star Fernandez sealed victory as he headed home in injury time.
The goal left Egypt’s players, led by Mohamed Salah, heartbroken, while it sparked chaos on the sidelines.
Believing that one of his players had been fouled in the opposition box before Argentina broke away to score, Egypt’s goalkeeping coach Saafan El-Sagheer was seen arguing furiously with referee Francois Letexier.
El-Sagheer was then shown a red card for his angry remonstration the official, while Pharaohs’ boss Hassan was then booked as he had to be dragged away after also protesting furiously.
Goalkeeper Mostafa Shobeir also received a booking as he disputed the decision.
Later on, Egypt manager Hossam Hassan was booked and was also seen crossing his arms in front of him in an X shape which is understood to be a gesture on FIFA’s No To Racism campaign before being dragged away from the official.
With Egypt also having a second goal disallowed earlier when they were judged to have committed a foul in the build-up to Ziko’s goal, they were left incensed as their World Cup dreams were crushed.
It marked a dramatic end to a memorable clash, which left Messi in tears at full-time, who missed a penalty before his equaliser helped fire his team to an astonishing fightback.
After Egypt had taken an early lead, Argentina had an almost immediate chance to equalise when they were awarded a penalty.
However, Messi saw his spot-kick saved by Shobeir, who made a comfortable stop by diving low to his left to preserve their surprise lead.
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Egypt manager Hossam Hassan was dragged away from the referee in furious scenes after Enzo Fernandez scored a dramatic winner for Argentina.
Having led 2-0 with just over 20 minutes remaining, the Pharaohs were left stunned as the world champions pulled off a stunning late comeback to win 3-2 in the World Cup round of 16 clash.
Yasser Ibrahim put Egypt in front after just 15 minutes, before Mostafa Ziko doubled their lead in the second half.
But in truly heroic fashion, defending champions Argentina fought back through Cristian Romero, before Lionel Messi equalised with a powerful volley on 83 minutes.
Chaos ensues
Just as it looked as though Messi had forced extra time, Chelsea star Fernandez sealed victory as he headed home in injury time.
The goal left Egypt’s players, led by Mohamed Salah, heartbroken, while it sparked chaos on the sidelines.
Believing that one of his players had been fouled in the opposition box before Argentina broke away to score, Egypt’s goalkeeping coach Saafan El-Sagheer was seen arguing furiously with referee Francois Letexier.
El-Sagheer was then shown a red card for his angry remonstration the official, while Pharaohs’ boss Hassan was then booked as he had to be dragged away after also protesting furiously.
Goalkeeper Mostafa Shobeir also received a booking as he disputed the decision.
Later on, Egypt manager Hossam Hassan was booked and was also seen crossing his arms in front of him in an X shape which is understood to be a gesture on FIFA’s No To Racism campaign before being dragged away from the official.
With Egypt also having a second goal disallowed earlier when they were judged to have committed a foul in the build-up to Ziko’s goal, they were left incensed as their World Cup dreams were crushed.
It marked a dramatic end to a memorable clash, which left Messi in tears at full-time, who missed a penalty before his equaliser helped fire his team to an astonishing fightback.
After Egypt had taken an early lead, Argentina had an almost immediate chance to equalise when they were awarded a penalty.
However, Messi saw his spot-kick saved by Shobeir, who made a comfortable stop by diving low to his left to preserve their surprise lead.
This is a developing story and is being updated.
For the latest updates, breaking news alerts, and comprehensive analysis, refresh this page or follow our real-time news coverage by watching and listening to talkSPORT live.
For broader context, explore related coverage on our homepage for the top trending stories. For the latest talkSPORT videos, download the app.
talkSPORT cares about getting it right, not just getting it first and because this is a developing situation, details will change. We will be updating this page constantly with verified info, expert takes, and official statements.
Stay tuned for further developments as this story continues to break.
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| 📰 Publicación: | talksport.com |
| ✍️ Autor: | Martha Riley |
| 📅 Fecha Original: | 2026-07-07 18:37:00 |
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