Egypt to face Argentina in last 16 today
Published: 04:07 7 July 2026
Argentina and Egypt will face each other in the crucial last 16 match of the FIFA World Cup today. The match will be held at Atlanta Stadium in Atlanta. The match is scheduled to start at 10 pm Bangladesh time.
Current champion Argentina is entering the knockout phase with confidence. The team is still considered one of the biggest contenders to retain the title. On the other hand, Egypt will enter the field with the aim of causing a big incident even though they are underdogs in this match.
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan's comments before the match have also come into discussion. In the press conference, he also talked about a humanitarian message along with football, which has gained importance in the international media.
The team that wins this match will advance to the quarter-finals. Therefore, Egypt's fight against Argentina's experience and attack could be one of the most interesting matches of today's World Cup.
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