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Egypt's Historic World Cup Win Liverpool star Mohamed Salah scored his first goal of the tournament as part of a second-half flurry to deliver Egypt their first-ever World Cup victory, 3-1, over New Zealand in Vancouver. The Turning Point: Salah's Goal Salah celebrated his 68th international goal by pumping his fist before he was mobbed by his teammates in the 67th minute, to the delight of the red-clad Pharaohs fans in the sellout crowd at BC Place, Vancouver. Match Highlights and Statistics Mohamed Salah scored his 68th international goal. Mostafa Zico bagged a goal and an assist. Trezeguet scored Egypt's third goal for late insurance. Egypt rallied from a 1-0 halftime deficit. The win puts Egypt in first place in Group G. The Impact on Group G The first three matches of Group G ended in draws, including Belgium and Iran posting a scoreless tie earlier on Sunday, leaving the group open for the taking. New Zealand (0-1-1, 1 point) thought they were on that path after Finn Surman's headed goal off a 15th-minute set piece gave them a lead they held for nearly half the match. Upcoming Matches Egypt will finish the group stage against Iran on Friday, all but assured of advancing to the knockouts no matter the result. New Zealand, still seeking their own first World Cup win, will take aim at Belgium on the same day in their hopes of advancing.