Mohamed Salah adds to his international record as Egypt beats New Zealand 3-1 in a World Cup match. Across the game, Salah scores to take his total to 68 goals in international play. His tally is now one goal behind Egypt coach Hossam Hassan’s career scoring record for the national team. Sources also note that this is Salah’s third World Cup goal, with two goals previously scored at the 2018 tournament in Russia. With three goals at the World Cup, Salah is cited as the Egyptian player with the most World Cup goals. The match result is reported as a Sunday night victory for Egypt, with Salah’s scoring described as a key part of the team’s offensive output. Separately, one outlet mentions that Salah’s club future remains undecided, while the others focus on his continuing impact with Egypt and his growing list of accolades. The reporting is consistent on Salah’s goal total, his proximity to Hassan’s record, and his World Cup scoring record.