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Possibly more Egyptian fans than Australians in Dallas

This stadium seats around 70,000 in World Cup mode, and it’s pretty full. The Aussie fans are largely down one end and have been in fine voice, but it sounds like there are more Egyptian supporters here.

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Egypt have made a double substitution with Hassan and Abdelmaguid coming on for Zico and Fathy.

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