Egypt’s match with Belgium ends in a draw after a late rally that includes an own goal. Reports agree that Emam Ashour gives Egypt the lead during the contest, putting Egypt ahead. Belgium then responds, but instead of restoring the lead through a standard strike, the equalizer comes from an own goal by Mohamed Hany. With the own goal cancelling out Ashour’s earlier goal, the match reaches a level scoreline and is settled as a draw. Both outlets frame the result as Egypt securing a draw through late momentum and Belgium drawing level via the own goal, rather than by maintaining a lead at the time of Ashour’s opener. The combined accounts focus on the key scoring moments—Ashour’s goal for Egypt and Hany’s own goal for Belgium—and the final outcome of a draw.