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Egypt vs Iran FIFA World Cup 2026 Preview: Everything you need to know

Both unbeaten sides can clinch automatic advancement with a win, while Egypt already has four points and Iran needs a result to stay in contention.

  • On Saturday, June 27, Egypt meets Iran at Seattle Stadium for the final Group G match, with both nations seeking automatic qualification for the knockout round.
  • Egypt leads Group G with four points following a clinical 3-1 victory over New Zealand, while Iran sits in second place with two points after a 0-0 draw against Belgium.
  • Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah leads the attack with two assists and one goal, while Iran relies on captain Mehdi Taremi and goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand for defensive resilience.
  • A draw or win secures Egypt's advancement to the Round of 32, while Iran must win to guarantee qualification as a loss could result in elimination.
  • With all four Group G teams still in contention for the knockout stage, this match serves as a pivotal moment determining which nations advance from the group.
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For a long time there has been a draw between Egypt and Iran in the final match of the group G. Iran is only satisfied and only presses in the replay period. Now it is called trembling, while Egypt is on.

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The 2026 World Group G Day 3 will define the leader of the sector with two key matches: New Zealand vs Belgium and Egypt vs Iran. The Egyptians, led by Mohamed Salah, head the board with 4 points and seek to secure first place with a win. Belgium, commanded by Kevin de Bruyne, still does not win and needs to beat New Zealand to stay in the fight. Iran, undefeated but without wins, also aspires to qualify with a positive result.Kevin de Bruyne an…

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La Nación, Grupo Nación broke the news on Friday, June 26, 2026.
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