Crazy World Cup! Enzo Fernandez's goal sets new tournament record

Argentina's winning strike against Egypt becomes the 10th late decider at World Cup 2026
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Enzo Fernandez’s winning goal in Argentina’s clash with Egypt was not just a lifeline for Lionel Scaloni’s squad, but also part of a brand-new World Cup record.

Details: According to OptaJoe, Fernandez’s header marked the 10th match-winning goal scored in the 90th minute at World Cup 2026 - a single-tournament record.

Argentina snatched a 3-2 victory over Egypt in the 2026 World Cup Round of 16. Trailing 0-2 until the 79th minute, the Albiceleste pulled off a sensational comeback.

First, Cristian Romero pulled one back after a Lionel Messi assist, then Messi himself leveled the score, setting the stage for a dramatic finale.

Fernandez struck the decisive header to send Argentina into the quarterfinals, further proof of just how dramatic this World Cup has become.

OptaJoe highlights that there have already been 10 match-winning goals in the 90th minute at World Cup 2026 - more than in any previous edition of the tournament.

Reminder: Earlier, we reported that Enzo Fernandez’s goal marks a milestone in World Cup history

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