Mohamed Hany made World Cup history by becoming the second player ever to score two own goals in a single match, after Bulgarian Ivan Vutsov in 1966. The defender's unfortunate performance forced Egypt into extra time and penalties before they could eliminate Australia in what is likely to be remembered as the most boring round of 16 match in tournament history. Egypt will now face the winner of Argentina versus Cape Verde in the quarterfinals. orlando-books.blog
Egypt Survives Hany's Own Goals to Beat Australia
Egypt advanced to the quarterfinals despite Mohamed Hany becoming only the second player in World Cup history to score two own goals in a single match.
