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Time:2026-06-22T09:23:05Z

Mohamed Salah led Egypt to their first-ever World Cup victory, a historic win over New Zealand that captivated global attention. In other World Cup action, Cape Verde stunned Uruguay with a 2-2 draw, Iran held ten-man Belgium to a goalless draw, and Wyndham Clark won the US Open at Shinnecock Hills despite hostile New York crowds.

Salah fires Egypt to historic first World Cup win

Salah fires Egypt to historic first World Cup winMohamed Salah inspired a second-half turnaround as Egypt beat New Zealand for their first-ever World Cup victory. The win marks a landmark moment for Egyptian football and generated massive coverage across Sky Sports, BBC, Al Jazeera, SCMP and Arab News. Salah's performance was widely praised as a career-defining moment on the global stage.

Ten-man Belgium held to draw by Iran

Ten-man Belgium held to draw by IranIran held a ten-man Belgium to a goalless draw in a tense World Cup group match that raised questions about Belgium's form. Belgium played most of the second half with ten men but held off Iran's advances. The result was widely covered by AP News, BBC, Al Jazeera and Arab News, with analysts noting Belgium's ongoing decline.

Clark leads US Open as McIlroy falters at Shinnecock

Clark leads US Open as McIlroy falters at ShinnecockWyndham Clark seized the lead at the US Open as Shinnecock Hills' difficult conditions caused Rory McIlroy to struggle. Clark took advantage of the changing nature of the course to build a lead heading into the final round. Coverage from Sky Sports, CNN and The Independent highlighted McIlroy's collapse and Clark's steady play.

Clark overcomes hostile New York crowd to win US Open

Clark overcomes hostile New York crowd to win US OpenWyndham Clark clinched his second US Open title despite a hostile New York crowd that openly rooted against him. Clark faced sustained jeering throughout the final round but blocked out the noise to secure the win. He later described the victory as 'redemption' and expressed hope he won't be remembered as the 'heel of the PGA'.

Cape Verde stun Uruguay with 2-2 World Cup draw

Cape Verde stun Uruguay with 2-2 World Cup drawCape Verde secured a stunning 2-2 draw with Uruguay in Miami, scoring their first-ever World Cup goal in the process. The thrilling match captivated fans worldwide as the underdog African side matched a traditional powerhouse. Coverage from Sky Sports, AP News, Al Jazeera and Arab News praised Cape Verde's defiant performance.