What happened: Egypt's apparent two-goal lead over Argentina in the World Cup round of 16 was temporarily erased when a VAR review disallowed a strike due to a foul by Marwan Attia on Lisandro Martinez. Mostafa Ziko later found the back of the net to officially double the advantage, before Cristian Romero scored to make it 2-1.
Why it matters: The overturned goal sparked debate about officiating, but the focus quickly shifted back to the scoring action. The matchup carries massive stakes for both nations in the knockout stage.
By the numbers: Entering the match, Argentina carried an unblemished 4-0 record and a four-game winning streak, while Egypt held a 1-3 mark.
What to watch: The closing minutes will resolve this tension-filled knockout matchup.