New Zealand vs EgyptWorld Cup 2026 Result

World Cup 2026Group Stage · Matchday 2
New Zealand

New Zealand

1 3
Full-time
Egypt

Egypt

22 JuneBC Place, Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦
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New Zealand to win

38%Low confidence
New Zealand win38%
Draw29%
Egypt win33%

Probabilities are for 90 minutes only — extra time and penalties are not modelled.

Why the AI leans this way
Both sides exceeded expectations in their openers — New Zealand's 2-2 draw with Iran represents a significant result given the gulf in traditional pedigree, while Egypt's 1-1 with Belgium shows Mohamed Salah's tournament presence can elevate them beyond their recent struggles.
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A quick read on the shape of the match, straight from the FootyPulse model.

Match closeness
Tight
Only 9 points separate the outcomes — this one could go either way

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New Zealand vs Egypt result

Egypt beat New Zealand 3–1. Both sides exceeded expectations in their openers — New Zealand's 2-2 draw with Iran represents a significant result given the gulf in traditional pedigree, while Egypt's 1-1 with Belgium shows Mohamed Salah's tournament presence can elevate them beyond their recent struggles.

Who won New Zealand vs Egypt?

Egypt beat New Zealand 3–1.

When did New Zealand vs Egypt kick off?

Kick-off: Monday, 22 June 2026 at 01:00 UTC at BC Place, Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦.

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New Zealand favoured

Full-time

38%