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Argentina 3–2 Egypt - Egypt at Argentina
Argentina beat Egypt 3–2.
Yasser Ibrahim
Egypt · Assist: Marwan Attia with a cross following a corner
Penalty saved. Lionel Messi
Argentina
Mostafa Zico
Egypt · Assist: Haissem Hassan following a fast break
Cristian Romero
Argentina · Assist: Lionel Messi with a cross
Lionel Messi
Argentina · Assist: Gonzalo Montiel
Enzo Fernández
Argentina · Assist: Lautaro Martínez with a cross following a fast break
Argentina remarkably beat Egypt 3-2 with a stoppage-time winner after turning around a two-goal deficit in the World Cup round of 16.
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