Mohamed Salah scored twice during Egypt's 5-0 win over Malawi in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. He surpassed Hossam Hassan's record of 69 international goals after scoring a Panenka penalty. Salah's first goal came from a header, leveling him with Hassan shortly before his record-setting penalty. This match was the first for new Egypt coach Ali Maher since his appointment.
Mohamed Salah scored twice during Egypt's 5-0 win over Malawi in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. He surpassed Hossam Hassan's record of 69 international goals after scoring a Panenka penalty. Salah's first goal came from a header, leveling him with Hassan shortly before his record-setting penalty. This match was the first for new Egypt coach Ali Maher since his appointment.
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