Live score: New Zealand vs Egypt

Live score: New Zealand vs Egypt

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Uruguay vs Cabo Verde

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14' Goal for New Zealand!!!

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By David Hirst

Dreamland for the Kiwis.

A corner comes in, and Finn Surman is left unmarked to head home.

What a start.

Bad defending by the Egyptian defence, but it was a towering header.

13' First save of the game!

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By David Hirst

New Zealand is on the attack, and a shot comes in, but the Egyptian keeper palms it away for a corner.

13' Egypt's big names kept quiet

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By David Hirst

Haven't seen much of Mo Salah or Omar Marmoush for Egypt so far.

Those two are key for Egypt.

6' Just shoots wide for New Zealand

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By David Hirst

A good break by the Kiwis, but Elijah Just shoots wide.

1' Great start for New Zealand

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By David Hirst

A fantastic ball down the flank, the cross comes in, but is cleared after the Egypt keeper spills it.

A positive start for New Zealand.

Kick off as New Zealand take on Egypt

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By David Hirst

Off we go for today's final game.

A packed house in Vancouver for this one.

New Zealand in white shirts, Egypt in red.

The players are out for the anthems!

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By David Hirst

Here come New Zealand and Egypt.

Legend vs Legend in Vancouver

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By David Hirst

New Zealand can top Group G with a win

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By David Hirst

New Zealand opened their campaign with a 2-2 draw against Iran, Elijah Just scoring two goals.

Egypt drew 1-1 with Belgium in their opener.

With Belgium drawing 0-0 with Iran this morning, Group G is wide open.

Team news: New Zealand vs Egypt

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By David Hirst

The teams are in for our next game.

Inside the Socceroos' luxury home away from home

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By David Hirst

Chef Vini Capovilla has learnt a thing or two catering for the Socceroos at four World Cups. And one is finding out if they like his food.

He does that in two ways — if they eat everything he gives them, and by checking the level of the Vegemite.

Read Tom Wildie's story here.

Wow, what a game!

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By David Hirst

We've got a little bit of time to catch our breath after that game.

New Zealand against Egypt is next.

FT: Cabo Verde stun Uruguay with 2-2 draw

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By David Hirst

Cabo Verde scored their first-ever goals at a World Cup, holding Uruguay to a 2-2 draw in Miami.

Cabo Verde took a shock lead when Kevin Pina scored his nation's first-ever World Cup goal, firing in a long-range free-kick.

Maxi Araujo levelled for Uruguay with a diving header on 44 minutes.

Cabo Verde had a man down injured during the attack.

A Uruguay player was helping a Cabo Verde player with his cramp, but then left him on the ground to join in with the attack.

Uruguay went in front deep in stoppage time when Agustin Canobbio converted from inside the box.

Helio Varela made it 2-2 when he shot into an empty net after a calamitous mix-up in the Uruguayan defence.

Ana Candida Evora was in the crowd to watch her son, Cabo Verde goalkeeper Vozinha.

Vozinha made some stunning saves against Spain, but his mum couldn't attend because she couldn't obtain a visa.

93' Uruguay almost win it!

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By David Hirst

A great touch from Nunez and Canobbio fires over!

90' Uruguay free kick flies over the bar

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By David Hirst

Was that the chance to win it?

Valverde, from the edge of the area, hits the free kick over the bar.

We'll have eight minutes of stoppage time.

88' Cabo Verde holding on

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By David Hirst

Uruguay are dominating possession but Cabo Verde are holding tight.

Not long to go for another historic result.

82' Both sides going for the win

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By David Hirst

No-one is holding on for a draw here.

It's like a game of basketball with end-to-end stuff in Miami

Underdogs doing the business

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By David Hirst

Who doesn't love a good underdog story?

Cabo Verde is holding Uruguay after drawing with Spain.

Let's not forget, this is the first time they've ever been at a World Cup.