
World Cup - Hani's goal breaks the record for own goals
The 2026 World Cup witnessed unprecedented numbers in terms of own goals, as the current edition broke the historical record set by the 2018 World Cup.
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The 2026 World Cup witnessed unprecedented numbers in terms of own goals, as the current edition broke the historical record set by the 2018 World Cup.

Dallas police issued an official statement today, Friday, regarding the incident that a video clip of it spread on social media sites, and Ibrahim Hassan, the director of the Egyptian national team, appeared during it

Ibrahim Hassan, the manager of the Egypt national team, emphasized that the team will not retreat to defense in the second half against Australia.

The organizers of the match between the Argentina national team and the Cape Verde national team are monitoring the weather developments in unstable conditions, just hours before the anticipated clash between the two teams.

Mohamed Hani, the right-back of the Egyptian national team, entered history through the back door after the own goal he accidentally scored in the Pharaohs' net against Australia.

The Australian national team realized the equalizing goal against Egypt in the match held between the two teams in the 2026 World Cup.

Imam Ashour wrote his name in the history of the Egyptian national team in the World Cup, after continuing to shine in the Pharaohs' jersey in the tournament.

Several Egyptian governorates witnessed wild celebrations for the national team, which came through Imam Ashour into the Australian net.

Ibrahim Hassan, the manager of the Egyptian national team, urged the need to avoid any mistakes during the second half of the match against Australia.

Imam Ashour continued to write his name in the records of the 2026 World Cup, after leading Al Ahly to write a new chapter in the history of Egyptian football.

FIFA announced the refereeing crew for the Round of 16 matches of the 2026 World Cup.

4 records for the Egyptian national team after Imam Ashour's goal against Australia