Australia v Egypt

Via a dramatic penalty shootout, Africa's most successful football nation finally win a World Cup knockout tie, beating Australia at Dallas Stadium. Seven-time AFCON champions Egypt go through to the last 16. Following Salah's impudent Panenka, brave 18-year-old Herrington missed the Socceroos fourth spot-kick, before Abdelmaguid stepped up to win the shootout 4-2 following a 1-1 draw after extra time. Really, Egypt should have got the job done within 120 minutes: Ashour gave them an early lead, soon after Volpato had clipped the crossbar for Australia, but Marmoush later missed a glaring chance to double their advantage. That proved costly, as Hany's second own-goal of the tournament got the Aussies back into the contest. Beach then made a superb stop to send the game to extra-time, during which Salah missed a good opportunity to wrap up victory without need for an agonising shootout. Despite Australia coach Popovic sending on captain Ryan to replace Beach, Egypt still scored all their penalties, and they'll go on to meet either reigning champions Argentina or outsiders Cape Verde in the next round. With an xG of 1.36 to Australia's modest 0.87, the Pharaohs probably deserve to progress, while the Socceroos must reflect on another near miss. That's all from Arlington, so thank you for joining us and goodbye!

FULL TIME: AUSTRALIA 1-1 EGYPT (EGYPT WIN 4-2 ON PENALTIES).

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Penalty - Scored

EGYPT WIN 4-2 ON PENALTIES! Finally, the Pharaohs win a World Cup knockout match! Abdelmaguid steps up and confidently plants his penalty into the left side of the net, and Australia crash out on spot-kicks!

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Penalty - Missed

MISS! Herrington hits the bar! Australia's teenage sensation clips the crossbar, sending his penalty too high towards the top-right corner. So, Egypt still lead 3-2 and can win this with their next kick!

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Penalty - Scored

SALAH SCORES! EGYPT LEAD 3-2! The Pharaohs' captain beats Ryan with a deft Panenka-style penalty, finding the centre of the net!

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Penalty - Scored

2-2! Australia are back on level terms! Mabil calmly steps up and places a confident kick low into the centre of the net!