Egypt coach dedicates World Cup win to Palestine as Gaza celebrates
📍 Aftermath
Egypt advanced past Australia in its World Cup knockout‑round debut by winning a 4‑2 penalty shootout, a victory that marked a historic first for the African nation. The team’s coach dedicated the win to Palestine, noting celebrations in Gaza, and Mohamed Salah’s decisive penalty was widely reported.
Epilogue added 6d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Salah On Cheeky Pen: I Had To Do It Yahoo Sports · 101d ago
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Egypt coach dedicates World Cup win to Palestine as Gaza celebrates Al Jazeera · 101d ago broke it first
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