Updated July 3, 2026, 3:36 p.m. ET
Editor’s note: Follow Australia vs. Egypt in the World Cup live here.
Egypt’s Mohamed Hany needed immediate medical attention during a match against Australia on Friday, July 3, in the World Cup round of 32.
The Egyptian player went down in the 48th minute in what appeared to be a serious situation as he lay on the ground not moving for a few seconds. He did get up on his own and went to the sideline for medical evaluation before re-entering the match.
Hany’s condition kept him on the sideline for about a minute, after which he returned and had the misfortune of scoring an own-goal for Australia on a header. It was Hany’s second own-goal of the tournament.
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World Cup TV Schedule for July 3
All times Eastern and accurate as of Friday, July 3, 2026, at 1:10 a.m.
- 2:00 PM – Australia vs Egypt (Round of 32) on Fox from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas
- 6:00 PM – Argentina vs Cape Verde (Round of 32) on Fox from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida
- 9:30 PM – Colombia vs Ghana (Round of 32) on Fox from Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri
World Cup knockout round format
The World Cup becomes a single-elimination tournament once the knockout stage begins. The 32 remaining teams have been placed into a bracket, and the field will halve itself during each ensuing round of the tournament until a winner is crowned.
>The lone exception is that the two semifinal losers will play in a third-place game ahead of the World Cup final.
Full World Cup knockout stage bracket, matchups, schedule
Round of 32 bracket
- June 28: Canada def South Africa – SoFi Stadium, Inglewood
- June 29: Paraguay def Germany – Gillette Stadium, Foxborough
- June 29: Morocco def Netherlands – Estadio Monterrey, Monterrey, Mexico
- June 29: Brazil def Japan – NRG Stadium, Houston
- June 30: Norway def Ivory Coast – AT&T Stadium, Arlington
- June 30: Mexico def Ecuador – Estadio Azteca, Mexico City
- June 30: France def Sweden – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford
- July 1: United States def Bosnia and Herzegovina – Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara
- July 1: Belgium def Senegal – Lumen Field, Seattle
- July 1: England def DR Congo – Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
- July 2: Spain def Austria – SoFi Stadium, Inglewood
- July 2: Portugal def Croatia – BMO Field, Toronto, Canada
- July 2: Switzerland def Algeria – Vancouver Stadium, Vancouver, Canada
- July 3: Argentina vs. Cape Verde – Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens
- July 3: Australia vs. Egypt – AT&T Stadium, Arlington
- July 3: Colombia vs. Ghana – Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City
Round of 16
- July 4: Paraguay vs. France – Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia – shop tickets
- July 4: Canada vs. Morocco – Houston – shop tickets
- July 5: Brazil vs. Norway – East Rutherford – shop tickets
- July 5: Mexico vs. England – Mexico City – shop tickets
- July 6: Portugal vs. Spain – Arlington – shop tickets
- July 6: USA vs. Belgium – Seattle – shop tickets
- July 7: Argentina/Cape Verde vs. Australia/Egypt – Atlanta – shop tickets
- July 7: Switzerland vs. Colombia/Ghana. – Vancouver – shop tickets
Quarterfinals
- July 9: PAR/FRA vs. CAN/MRC – Foxborough
- July 10: POR/ESP vs. USA/BEL – Inglewood
- July 11: BRA/NOR vs. MEX/ENG – Miami
- July 11: ARG/CV/AUS/EGY vs. SWI/COL/GHA – Kansas City
Semifinals
- July 14: Foxborough/Inglewood winners – Arlington
- July 15: Miami/Kansas City winners – Atlanta
Final
- July 19 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey