27.06.2026 • Updated: 03.07.2026

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World Cup

Australia vs Egypt Match result — 03.07.2026

John Kane Football Edge Director

Australia

DLW

July 3, 2026

18:00

World Cup

1 — 1

Days

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

Egypt

DWD

1 3.35

X 2.92

2 2.32

1 3.50

X 2.80

2 2.30

1 3.50

X 2.88

2 2.38

1 3.62

X 2.86

2 2.36

Where Can You Place Bets on Australia vs Egypt?

Australia

Team Overview

In their last World Cup match, Australia faced Paraguay and ended in a goalless draw. The match, played away, saw Australia struggle to maintain possession, managing only 44% compared to Paraguay's 56%.

Match statistics (Paraguay vs Australia):

Possession: 44% – 56%
Corners: 1 – 3
Fouls: 9 – 6
Yellow cards: 1 – 1
Shots on target: 2 – 5

Egypt

Team Overview

Egypt played to a 1-1 draw against Iran in their most recent World Cup fixture. The match took place at home, where Egypt had a significant edge in possession, holding 61% of the ball.

Match statistics (Egypt vs Iran):

Possession: 61% – 39%
Corners: 8 – 2
Fouls: 11 – 16
Yellow cards: 3 – 4
Shots on target: 3 – 4

Australia - Egypt Match Result

Australia and Egypt Battle to a Draw in World Cup Thriller

In a gripping World Cup Round of 32 clash, Australia and Egypt ended their encounter in a dramatic 1-1 draw, setting the stage for a tense penalty shootout.

Egypt struck first with an early goal from E. Ashour in the 13th minute, capitalizing on a defensive lapse from Australia. The Socceroos struggled to find their rhythm in the first half, trailing 1-0 at the break despite dominating possession with 42% to Egypt's 58%.

Australia equalized in the second half thanks to an own goal by M. Hany in the 55th minute, which shifted the momentum. The match saw a flurry of substitutions and tactical adjustments, but neither team could find a winner in regular time, despite Australia registering a total of 16 shots compared to Egypt's 14.

As the match entered extra time, both teams exchanged penalties in a thrilling finale. H. Souttar's missed penalty for Australia was countered by M. Saber scoring for Egypt, leading to a remarkable sequence where both sides converted penalties in quick succession. Ultimately, the match ended with a flurry of penalties, reflecting the high stakes and tension of knockout football.

This encounter showcased the resilience of both teams, with Egypt's two yellow cards highlighting their defensive struggles. As they prepare for the penalty shootout, both teams will reflect on missed opportunities and the fine margins that define knockout football.

Match Timeline

13'

Goal

E. Ashour • Assist: K. Hafez

Substitution

In: J. Bos for K. Trewin

46'

Goal

M. Hany • Own Goal

55'

67'

Substitution

In: M. Ziko for H. Hassan

67'

Substitution

In: H. Fathy for H. Abdelmaguid

Substitution

In: C. Volpato for A. Hrustic

74'

Substitution

In: N. Irankunda for M. Toure

74'

80'

Substitution

In: K. Hafez for Trezeguet

Substitution

In: A. O'Neill for P. Okon-Engstler

91'

Substitution

In: C. Metcalfe for A. Mabil

91'

105'

Yellow Card

H. Hassan • Yellow Card | Holding

106'

Substitution

In: O. Marmoush for H. Abdelkarim

Substitution

In: P. Beach for M. Ryan

119'

120'

Yellow Card

Y. Ibrahim • Yellow Card | Roughing

120+1'

Substitution

In: M. Attia for M. Saber

Missed Penalty

H. Souttar • Missed Penalty | Penalty Shootout

120+1'

Goal

M. Saber • Penalty | Penalty Shootout

Goal

J. Irvine • Penalty | Penalty Shootout

120+2'

Goal

R. Rabia • Penalty | Penalty Shootout

Goal

A. Mabil • Penalty | Penalty Shootout

120+3'

Goal

M. Salah • Penalty | Penalty Shootout

Missed Penalty

L. Herrington • Missed Penalty | Penalty Shootout

120+4'

Goal

H. Abdelmaguid • Penalty | Penalty Shootout

Teams Form Analysis

Australia has had a mixed performance in their last three matches, with one win against Türkiye (2-0) and two losses, including a recent draw against Paraguay (0-0) and a defeat to the USA (0-2). Their overall goal-scoring average in these matches stands at 0.67 goals per game. Conversely, Egypt has shown a stronger form, scoring 5 goals in their last three matches, with an average of 1.67 goals per game. They secured a notable victory against New Zealand (3-1) and drew with Belgium (1-1).

Statistical Analysis & Influencing Factors

In terms of defensive capabilities, Australia has conceded 2 goals in their last three matches, averaging 0.67 goals against per game. Egypt, on the other hand, has conceded 3 goals, averaging 1 goal against per game. The attacking metrics suggest that Egypt has a slight edge in offensive output, which could be crucial in this knockout stage match. Both teams have shown resilience, but Egypt's recent form may provide them with a psychological advantage.

Australia — Egypt Prediction

Exact Score: 1 – 1
1st Half: 0 – 0
Goals (Total): 1 – 1
Corners: 3 – 3
Fouls: 10 – 10
Yellow Cards: 2 – 1
Shots on target: 4 – 4
Offsides: 2 – 2
Possession: 50% – 50%

Tactically, Australia may focus on a solid defensive structure, aiming to counter-attack effectively, while Egypt could leverage their attacking prowess to maintain pressure on the Australian defense. The midfield battle will be crucial, as both teams will look to control possession and create scoring opportunities.

3 Reasons Why the Match Will Be a Draw

Recent Form: Egypt's recent performance has been stronger, with 5 goals in their last three matches compared to Australia's 2 goals.
Defensive Stability: Both teams have shown vulnerabilities, but Egypt's ability to score consistently may give them an advantage in a tight match.
Statistical Edge: Egypt's average of 1.67 goals per game in their last three matches suggests they are more likely to find the back of the net compared to Australia's 0.67.