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Emam Ashour gave Egypt an early lead, Mohamed Hany's own goal leveled it late, and Belgium's 63% pre-match advantage meant nothing by the final whistle.
Spain had 74 percent of the ball, 27 shots, and nothing to show for it. Cape Verde's goalkeeper had the night of his life.
Yasin Ayari scored twice and Alexander Isak ran the show as Sweden turned a tight first half into a statement performance.
Ismael Saibari's opener and a Vinícius Júnior equalizer split the points in a feisty World Cup group-stage clash.
A late, late goal from Amad Diallo — assisted by Wilfried Singo — broke a stubborn deadlock at Lincoln Financial Field and handed Ivory Coast all three points.
A single goal from John McGinn proved sufficient as Scotland ground out a hard-fought victory over Haiti in their FIFA World Cup opener.
A six-minute second-half burst produced three goals, and Daichi Kamada's late header denied Netherlands a World Cup group-stage win in front of nearly 70,000 fans in Arlington.
A six-goal swing after halftime sealed one of the World Cup's most lopsided opening results, with Germany overwhelming Curaçao in front of a packed Houston crowd.
Australia made 28% of the ball count for everything, riding a Nestory Irankunda opener and a Connor Metcalfe insurance goal to a stunning World Cup shutout.
Boualem Khoukhi headed home in the fourth minute of stoppage time to snatch a point for Qatar after Switzerland dominated nearly the entire match.
Folarin Balogun scored twice and the United States controlled the night from the opening whistle, handing Paraguay a lopsided defeat in front of 70,492 fans in Inglewood.
Cyle Larin's late equalizer salvaged a point for Canada after Bosnia-Herzegovina took the lead through Jovo Lukic's first-half header.
A second-half comeback fueled by Hwang In-Beom and Oh Hyeon-Gyu gave South Korea a crucial World Cup victory after Czechia drew first blood.
Julián Quiñones struck early and Raúl Jiménez headed home after halftime as Mexico controlled the Estadio Banorte from start to finish.