Spain vs Egypt Highlights and Goals
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Lineup
Spain
D
Cristhian Mosquera
M
Marcos Llorente
G
Unai Simón
D
Aymeric Laporte
G
Álex Remiro
D
Marc Cucurella
D
Pau Cubarsí
M
Alejandro Baena
F
Mikel Oyarzabal
M
Yéremy Pino
73′ Replaced by A. BarrenetxeaG
Joan García
62′ Replaced by D. RayaF
Borja Iglesias
62′ Replaced by F. TorresM
Fermín López
46′ Replaced by D. OlmoM
Pedri
46′ Replaced by C. SolerM
Rodri
46′ Replaced by P. FornalsF
Victor Muñoz
46′ Replaced by Lamine Yamal
Egypt
G
Mostafa Shobeir
89′ Delay of gameD
Ahmed Fatouh
D
Hamdy Fathy
72′ Unsportsmanlike conduct
84′ TrippingD
Yasser Ibrahim
84′ Unsportsmanlike conductD
Mohamed Hany (C)
M
Marwan Attia
M
Mohanad Lasheen
M
Islam Issa
65′ TrippingM
Emam Ashour
M
Zizo
F
Omar Marmoush
M
Ahmed Nabil Koka
D
Khaled Sobhi
D
Mohamed Abdelmonem
D
Tariq Alaa
G
Mohamed Alaa
G
Mahdi Soliman
G
Mohamed El-Shenawy
F
Naser Mansi
M
Ibrahim Adel
F
Mostafa Mohamed
D
Rami Rabia
D
Hossam Abdelmaguid
85′ Replaced by O. MarmoushM
Mahmoud Saber
82′ Replaced by ZizoF
Haissem Hassan
68′ Replaced by I. IssaF
Mahmoud Trézéguet
46′ Replaced by E. AshourNo standings data available for this league
Spain and Egypt battled to a goalless draw in a spirited friendly, with Egyptian goalkeeper Mostafa Shobeir emerging as the undisputed hero.
At the RCDE Stadium on March 31, 2026, Spain dominated possession but could not break Egypt’s resilient defence. The match ended 0-0, largely due to stellar goalkeeping.
This friendly allowed Spain to integrate younger talents and test tactical variations. Egypt aimed to frustrate their European counterparts, showcasing their renowned defensive solidity.
Spain immediately asserted midfield control, moving the ball with precision. They probed the Egyptian backline, creating several early attacking opportunities.
Pedri, orchestrating play, launched key attacks. He registered three shots, two on target, but Mostafa Shobeir made crucial saves to keep the score level.
Despite Spain’s 60% possession, a goal eluded them. Egypt remained compact, absorbing pressure efficiently and offering little offensive threat.
Spain’s coaching staff faced a challenge at the break. They controlled the game but lacked a decisive touch. Changes were expected to provide fresh impetus.
Spain made a flurry of halftime substitutions, introducing Fornals, Soler, Yamal, and Olmo. These fresh legs immediately intensified Spain’s attack, with Yamal particularly lively.
Egypt’s defensive resolve held firm, however. Shobeir continued his excellent form, making several more vital stops. The match grew increasingly physical.
In the 65th minute, Egypt’s I. Issa received a yellow card for a tripping foul. Hossam Fathy followed in the 72nd minute for unsportsmanlike conduct, as pressure mounted.
The game turned heated late on. Hossam Fathy earned a second yellow card in the 84th minute, resulting in a red card. Egypt finished with ten men, receiving two more late bookings.
Spain finished with 22 total shots, seven on target, and 10 corner kicks. In contrast, Egypt managed only four total shots, one on target, thanks to Shobeir’s six critical saves.
This 0-0 draw highlighted Spain’s need for clinical finishing. For Egypt, it was a testament to their defensive discipline and a heroic goalkeeping performance.
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