Post by Chidi Nnanna (@Chidy)

What an Unfortunate Record for Mohamed Hany! 😳

Egypt defender Mohamed Hany has entered the FIFA World Cup history books for a reason no player would want.

⚽ He scored an own goal against Belgium, handing the Red Devils a crucial equaliser.

⚽ He also put the ball into his own net against Australia, once again helping the opposition level the score.

As a result, Hany becomes the first player since 1966 to score two own goals in a single FIFA Men’s World Cup tournament—a record he will desperately hope to move past.

Football can be cruel, and despite his misfortune, Hany’s resilience and response in future matches will define how this moment is remembered.

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