QtrendsSalah fires Egypt to historic first World Cup win
Mohamed Salah delivered a brilliant second-half performance to inspire Egypt to their first-ever World Cup victory, beating New Zealand 2-1. The win moves Egypt to the top of Group G ahead of Iran and Belgium, boosting their knockout stage hopes. It marks the end of Salah's long wait for a World Cup win, capping a memorable moment for Egyptian football.
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Salah inspires Egypt to first-ever World Cup win
(Sky Sports)
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