Egypt wins its first World Cup knockout-round match by defeating Australia 4-2 in a penalty shootout after the teams finish 1-1 through extra time. The match remains level late into the game, and the score stays tied at 1-1 as it heads into the penalty phase. During the lead-up to the shootout, Australia makes a goalkeeper change, bringing in Mathew Ryan for the ensuing penalties. Egypt converts four of its penalties, and Australia scores two, resulting in a 4-2 shootout victory for Egypt. Multiple reports describe Hossam Abdelmaguid as scoring the decisive goal in the shootout. The result is framed as Egypt’s debut in the World Cup knockout round, marking a progression from group play into the elimination stage. Overall, the sources agree on the final outcome, the regulation and extra-time scoreline, the key penalty shootout margin, and the goalkeeper switch by Australia ahead of the penalties.