Egypt’s national football team lost 1-0 against Greece in a World Cup warm-up match yesterday, Ahram Online reports. National team coach Hector Cuper put the team’s second string on the pitch to test out their performance without key players such as Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah. “Although Egypt could have grabbed an early lead, they were largely on the back foot in a dull first-half littered with mistakes, with heavy rain making things more difficult for both sides.”
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