For the record, Hamza Abdelkarim scores his first international goal for the Egypt national team.

Hamza Abdel Karim, the striker for the Egypt national team, scored his first international goal for the "Pharaohs" against South Sudan in the second minute of stoppage time during the match held recently in the second round of the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, which ended with Egypt winning 5-0.

Hamza Abdel Karim entered the match in the 87th minute, replacing his teammate Omar Marmoush, who also managed to score two goals.

Refereeing Team for the Egypt vs. South Sudan Match

The match is officiated by a team from Mauritius, including Ahmed Imtiaz as the main referee, Louis Ralph Fabian as the first assistant referee, Aswit Teylok as the second assistant referee, and Jean Brandy Stevy as the fourth official.

Egypt's Lineup Against South Sudan

- Goalkeeper: Mostafa Shobeir
- Defense: Mohamed Hani - Hossam Abdel Meguid - Ramy Rabia - Ahmed Fattouh
- Midfield: Mohanad Lashin - Marwan Attia - Imam Ashour
- Attack: Haitham Hassan - Mostafa Ziko - Omar Marmoush

On the bench for Egypt against South Sudan are Mohamed Soliman, Mohamed Alaa, Tarek Alaa, Omar Fayad, Karim Hafez, Mahmoud Saber, Ali Mahmoud, Ibrahim Adel, Ahmed Sayed Zizo, Osama Faisal, and Hamza Abdel Karim, while the fourth goalkeeper Abdelaziz El-Balhouti has been excluded from the squad.

For the record, Hamza Abdelkarim scores his first international goal for the Egypt national team. — Africa Sport News