The Egyptian national football team, led by twins Hossam and Ibrahim Hassan, has departed from Spokane Airport, heading to Canada on a one-hour flight on a private plane provided by FIFA, in preparation for their match against New Zealand in the second round of Group G in the 2026 World Cup. The match will be refereed by Emirati referee Omar Ali, assisted by his compatriot Mohammed Al-Hammadi as first assistant referee, while Qatari Taleb Al-Marri will serve as second assistant referee. Peruvian Kevin Ortega has been appointed as the fourth referee, while his compatriot Michael Orue will serve as reserve assistant referee. The Egyptian national football team is looking to achieve a win in this match after a good performance in the first round. It's worth mentioning that the Egyptian national football team is considered one of the favorites in Group G and is looking to qualify for the next round of the tournament. The match between the Egyptian national football team and New Zealand is expected to be one of the exciting matches in the second round of the group stage. The match will be played in one of the Canadian stadiums, and the Egyptian fans are looking forward to supporting the team in this important match. The team's preparations and journey to Canada have been smooth so far, and they are ready to face New Zealand in the upcoming match.