Egypt secure their first-ever FIFA World Cup victory by coming back to beat New Zealand 3-1 in Group G. Multiple reports say the match turns after Egypt trail at half-time. New Zealand score first, but Egypt respond in the second half and take the lead through Mohamed Salah, who scores the go-ahead goal and is also credited with an assist. Other Egypt goals are attributed to Zico and Trezeguet, completing the three-goal haul. The win lifts Egypt to the top of Group G, with sources describing the result as a major boost to their prospects of reaching the knockout stage. Across outlets, the core details remain consistent: Egypt’s rally from behind, Salah’s decisive involvement in the go-ahead moment, the final score of 3-1, and the historic significance for Egypt’s World Cup record. Reports also note the strong involvement of Egypt’s supporters, with Salah receiving attention from fans and teammates late in the match after being substituted.