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95' The game ends
The referee determines the end of the match.
92' Egypt high pressure
The Egyptian team presses close to the opponent's defense to start the attack early.
90' Addition time
The referee adds five minutes to the match.
88' Dangerous chance for Egypt
Constant shots from outside the area put the rival goal in danger.
86' Dangerous foul for Egypt
Ramadah's shot is deflected for a corner kick.
83' Argentina yellow card
Tomás Belmonte is cautioned for Argentina.
80' Two different styles of play
Egypt seeks to score through associated play, while Argentina bets on the counterattack.
77' Egypt approaches
Egypt's side sustain possession and intentions but fail to be deep.
74' Egypt possession
The Egyptian team looks for the equalizer with combined actions.
71' Chance for Egypt
Fotouh's shot from outside the box is deflected for a corner.
68' The ball is being fought for in the midfield
The teams do not allow their opponents to advance and there is no clear dominator of the match.
65' The commitment is stopped
Alexis is lying on the ground with a blow to his head.
62' Actions controlled by Argentina
The South American team controls the actions and opportunities of the match.
59' Control by Argentina
The Argentinean team controls the actions of the match.
56' Egypt attack
The Egyptian side are constantly looking for an equalizer down the flanks.
55' Argentina gains possession of the ball
The Argentinian team takes advantage of the momentum and looks for the second goal.
52' GOAL BY ARGENTINA!
Medina takes advantage of a rebound in the opponent's area and scores the first goal of the match.
50' Egypt attack
The Egyptian team uses combined attacks on the left to attack their opponents.
49' Chance for Argentina
Alexis' shot goes wide.
47' Initial control by Argentina
The Argentinian team uses the flanks to constantly attack the opponent's goal.
Second half begins
The ball is rolling in the second half of the match.
48' First half ends
The referee signals the end of the first half.
45' Addition time
Three minutes are added to the match.
42' New attack by Argentina
The Argentinian team attacks constantly without being deep.
38' Argentina's constant attacks
The Argentinian team is looking for the first goal of the match.
34' Fighting for the ball in the middle of the field
The teams are constantly using their strong legs to prevent their opponents from advancing.
31' Egypt comes dangerously close
Constant attacks down the left flank and generates danger to the opponent's goal.
28' The ball is being fought for in the midfield
The teams are constantly battling in the midfield for possession of the ball.
25' Chance for Argentina
Argentina's right wing attack goes for a corner kick.
22' Argentina is saved
Egypt's shot goes slightly wide.
19' Argentina resumes possession
Argentina are looking for the first goal of the match.
16' Constant attacks from Egypt
The Egyptian team is constantly attacking down the left flank.
13' Argentina is saved
Egypt's shot is controlled by goalkeeper Ledesma.
10' Egypt's first long possession
The Egyptian team starts attacking down the flanks to create danger for their opponents.
7' Total dominance of Argentina
The American team controls the intentions of the match.
4' Constant pressure from Argentina
Argentina's shot hits the Egyptian post.
2' Argentina starts attacking
A chance at the start for the South American team.
Start of the match
The judge signals the midpoint and the match starts.
Protocol activities
The anthems are played on the playing field.
The teams take the field
The teams come out to start the match.
Equipment preparation
The players enter the dressing rooms to finalize the preparation for the game.
Pre-competitive activities
The teams are warming up on the playing field.
Argentina's starting eleven
Tactical model: 1-4-2-3-1
Ledesma J.; De La Fuente H., Perez N., Medina F., Bravo C.; Payero M., Vera F.; de La Vega P., Mac Allister A., Barco E.; Gaich A.
DT: Batista F.
Ledesma J.; De La Fuente H., Perez N., Medina F., Bravo C.; Payero M., Vera F.; de La Vega P., Mac Allister A., Barco E.; Gaich A.
DT: Batista F.
Egypt starting eleven
Tactical model: 1-5-2-3
El Shenawy M.; Ahmed El Fotouh, Hamdi M., Hegazy A., Galal O., El Eraki K.; Hamdy A., Tawfik A.; Sobhi R., Yasser Rayyan A., Mohsen S.
DT: Gharib S.
El Shenawy M.; Ahmed El Fotouh, Hamdi M., Hegazy A., Galal O., El Eraki K.; Hamdy A., Tawfik A.; Sobhi R., Yasser Rayyan A., Mohsen S.
DT: Gharib S.
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Continue our coverage of the match between Egypt and Argentina in men's Olympic soccer, with both teams looking for their first win. In a moment we will continue with the lineups and relevant information of the match.
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What time is Egypt vs Argentina match for Olympic Games?
This is the start time of the game Egypt vs Argentina of 25th July 2021 in several countries:
Argentina: 4:30 AM in TyC Sports
Bolivia: 03:30 AM in Olympic TV
Brazil: 4:30 AM in Olympic TV
Chile: 03:30 AM in Olympic TV
Colombia: 02:30 AM in Olympic TV
Ecuador: 02:30 AM in Olympic TV
USA (ET): 03:30 AM in CBS
Mexico: 02:30 AM in Olympic TV
Paraguay: 4:30 AM in Olympic TV
Peru: 02:30 AM in Olympic TV
Uruguay: 4:30 AM in Olympic TV
Venezuela: 03:30 AM in Olympic TV
Argentina: 4:30 AM in TyC Sports
Bolivia: 03:30 AM in Olympic TV
Brazil: 4:30 AM in Olympic TV
Chile: 03:30 AM in Olympic TV
Colombia: 02:30 AM in Olympic TV
Ecuador: 02:30 AM in Olympic TV
USA (ET): 03:30 AM in CBS
Mexico: 02:30 AM in Olympic TV
Paraguay: 4:30 AM in Olympic TV
Peru: 02:30 AM in Olympic TV
Uruguay: 4:30 AM in Olympic TV
Venezuela: 03:30 AM in Olympic TV
Argentina's call-up list

Egypt call-up list

Last match between Egypt and Argentina
In the Olympic Games, the only precedent between the two teams dates back to the 1928 Amsterdam Games, where they faced each other in the semifinals, where the South Americans defeated the Africans 6-0 to reach the final, while Egypt disputed the third place in the games in question.
Argentina's key player
Adolfo Gaich is the player with the best performance in the previous phases played by the Argentine National Team in the attacking area. However, in the first match he failed to be consistent and to demonstrate the reasons why he was called up to the South American team.
Egypt's key player
Taher Mohamed is the most experienced player, being the reference in attack, and who is the delegate to score the team's goals in the Olympic competition. Egypt has not scored any goals in the current tournament, and Taher is looking to break the deadlock.
Argentina's probable starting eleven
The most likely eleven for the Argentines is: Jeremías Ledesma; Hernán De La Fuente, Nehuén Pérez, Facundo Medina, Claudio Bravo; Fausto Vera, Santiago Colombatto; Fernando Valenzuela, Alexis Mac Allister or Martín Payero, Ezequiel Barco; Adolfo Gaich.
Egypt's possible lineup
The possible team that will be formed by the Africans is: El Shenawy; El Eraki, Hamdi, Hegazy; Galal, Ahmed El Fotouh, Ashour, Tawfik; Sobhi, Yasser Rayyan and Mohamed Taher.
Argentina wants to wake up from a bad start
The Argentine team comes into the match after a surprise defeat in its first match against Australia, with a score of 0-2 in favor of the Oceania team. Due to this, the South American team will have to look for a victory to continue the tournament in a good way.
Egypt: looking for its first win
The African team arrives to this match after a goalless draw with the Spanish National Team, achieving the first point of this tournament, and being a tough opponent for their rivals.
The match will be played at the Sapporo Dome
The players will arrive at the Sapporo Dome, a sports complex located in the city of Sapporo. The stadium has a capacity of 42,300 spectators. This complex hosted the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup.
Start of transmission
Hello everyone! I'm Juan Quintero and welcome to the broadcast of the Egypt vs Argentina match, valid for date 2 of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
