Analysis of Egyptian Football Team Performance

Good evening. The more deserving team won. Deserving of what?

Deserving because of their mentality.

They were trailing by two goals until the 80th minute,

and they managed to organize their ranks and make the right substitutions,

and they managed to exploit the spaces and gaps they opened up in the defense.

They turned the match

around from 2- 0 down to a 3- 2 win, ending it in regular time, just when we

thought the match would end with extra time, penalty shootouts,

and all that stuff you know, and that's because we, as an Egyptian national team,

have a problem with the Egyptian player's mentality.

And consequently, with the Egyptian manager, and consequently,

with the Egyptian sports commentator.

Everyone is saying very strange things, describing something that isn't real.

We don't deserve it because we aren't playing football.

We threw away the chance of a lifetime today.

Argentina came out dazed, that's it.

You had a chance, you scored two goals, so play your heart out!

What's left? The remaining 10 minutes.

Commit fouls outside, do whatever it takes.

You have the chance to keep these two goals— two goals,

my friend, not one. But two? No.

The 80th- minute goal, the 90th- minute goal, the 94th- minute goal, and that's it.

That's the difference between a champion team and a team that plays for the crowd.

Consequently, the local or national manager has proven to be unfit,

because his mentality is the same as his players',

so no culture changes and no mindset develops.

And in the end, the result is zero. Hard luck.