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Uzbekistan pay the penalty as Australia hold nerve to reach last-eight

Uzbekistan pay the penalty as Australia hold nerve to reach last-eight

  • Mat Ryan the hero as keeper saves two Uzbek spotkicks.
  • Neither side could break deadlock in 120 minutes of goals football in Al-Ain.
By AFP ·
Five teams that can cause a shock at the Asian Cup

Five teams that can cause a shock at the Asian Cup

By Arab News ·
Amro Tarek's American Dream is the key to his Pharaohs fantasy with Eygpt

Amro Tarek's American Dream is the key to his Pharaohs fantasy with Eygpt

By CHRIS YOUNG ·
Javier Aguirre sets sights on putting smile back on face of Egypt national team

Javier Aguirre sets sights on putting smile back on face of Egypt national team

By John Duerden ·
Egypt announce Javier Aguirre as their new boss

Egypt announce Javier Aguirre as their new boss

By Arab News ·
Egypt rule out pricey Zlatko Dalic as new coach after Hector Cuper axed

Egypt rule out pricey Zlatko Dalic as new coach after Hector Cuper axed

By John Duerden ·
Hector Cuper leaves role as Egypt coach

Hector Cuper leaves role as Egypt coach

By Arab News ·
Hector Cuper confident Mohamed Salah will be fit to face Russia, but is promising nothing

Hector Cuper confident Mohamed Salah will be fit to face Russia, but is promising nothing

By John Duerden ·
Update Tentative Mohamed Salah almost 'certain' to play in Egypt opener against Uruguay

Tentative Mohamed Salah almost 'certain' to play in Egypt opener against Uruguay

By Jonathan Wilson ·
TEAM PROFILE: Egypt out to prove they’re about more than just Mohamed Salah

TEAM PROFILE: Egypt out to prove they’re about more than just Mohamed Salah

By Arab News ·
Egypt told they cannot rely on Mohamed Salah in Russia

Egypt told they cannot rely on Mohamed Salah in Russia

By Arab News ·
Egypt coach defends tactics, selections before last qualifier

Egypt coach defends tactics, selections before last qualifier

By Hamza Hendawi | AP ·

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