Egyptian defender Mohamed Hany scored his second own goal of the competition.
Egyptian defender Mohamed Hany wrote a page of negative history at the World Cup, scoring his second own goal in the competition. Hany, in fact, scored in the round of 16 match against Australia, which ended 1-1. The defender had already scored an own goal in the group match against Belgium. Hany's own goal was the first goal scored by Australia in the tournament, as the Socceroos had not scored in over four hours of play.
Orgryte sporting director Pontus Farnerud has confirmed negotiations for Michael Parker, a midfielder linked to Celtic and other teams. The situation is becoming interesting on the market.
Tottenham are preparing to make an £85 million bid for Bournemouth youngster Kroupi, while Salah could return to Spain at Atletico Madrid. Arsenal and Liverpool are active in the transfer market with different objectives.
The Friulian club has completed two transfer operations to strengthen the midfield available to Kosta Runjaic. The new arrivals are Giorgi Chakvetadze and Unai Gomez.