The FIFA World Cup 2026 continues to deliver drama and excitement, with major results, record-breaking performances, and shifting group standings across multiple matches. Amid the global action, Egypt&rsquo;s historic progress remains one of the standout stories of the tournament.
Today&rsquo;s Fixtures
On Monday, Argentina face Austria at 8:00pm. Later, France takes on Iraq at midnight, before Norway meet Senegal at 3:00am on Tuesday. Jordan then faces Algeria at 6:00am as the action continues into the early hours.
Spain Dominate Saudi Arabia
Spain secured a commanding 4-0 victory over Saudi Arabia in a match highlighted by another record-breaking moment for Lamine Yamal. At 18 years and 343 days old, he became the eighth-youngest goalscorer in World Cup history, surpassing Lionel Messi, who scored at 18 years and 357 days.
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Iran and Belgium Share the Points
Iran and Belgium played out a draw in a tightly contested encounter. Belgium coach Rudi Garcia admitted his side &ldquo;lacked efficiency&rdquo;, while Romelu Lukaku, returning to the starting line-up, criticised the team for &ldquo;playing with too much emotion&rdquo;.
Iran, meanwhile, produced several impressive moments but were left frustrated after Mehdi Taremi had a potential winner ruled out for offside following a well-worked free-kick routine. Alireza Jahanbakhsh also made history, becoming only the second Iranian player after Ehsan Hajisafi to feature in four separate World Cup editions.
Cabo Verde Hold Uruguay in Thrilling Draw
Cabo Verde earned a memorable draw against Uruguay in a match full of intensity and momentum swings. After keeping a clean sheet against Spain in their opener, the Blue Sharks showed their attacking quality as Kevin Pina opened the scoring with a stunning free-kick.
Uruguay responded strongly, with Maxi Ara&uacute;jo becoming the first Uruguayan player since Juan Hohberg in 1954 to score in each of his first two World Cup appearances. With both sides level on points, the group remains finely poised ahead of the final round of matches.
Egypt Continue Making History
Egypt&rsquo;s historic World Cup campaign remains one of the tournament&rsquo;s defining stories. Following the 3-1 victory over New Zealand, Mohamed Salah became the oldest player to score for Egypt at a World Cup, aged 34 years and six days, surpassing Magdy Abdelghany&rsquo;s record set at the 1990 tournament.
According to the Egyptian Football Association, Mahmoud Hassan &ldquo;Trezeguet&rdquo; equalled Salah&rsquo;s record for the most FIFA World Cup appearances by an Egyptian player, further cementing his place in the nation&rsquo;s football history.
Photo Credit: FIFA World Cup's official page
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