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New Zealand vs Egypt – Free Prediction (22.06.2026)

New Zealand
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June 22, 2026
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Egypt
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 1
Total Goals Avg 1.00
Both teams scored 0%
0.00 Total average 1.00
2.00 Yellow cards 1.00
Last 1 match
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22.03.2024 Friendlies
Egypt
New Zealand
1 1 0 0 0 0
2 4
1 2
0 0
New Zealand

Team Overview

In their latest friendly match, New Zealand faced England away and suffered a narrow defeat, losing 1-0. Despite dominating possession with 72% and creating more chances, they were unable to convert their opportunities into goals.

Match statistics (England vs New Zealand):

  • Possession: 72% – 28%
  • Corners: 8 – 1
  • Fouls: 10 – 13
  • Shots on target: 4 – 1

New Zealand comes into this match with a challenging recent record, having lost their last three matches. They have not scored in their last two outings, which raises concerns about their attacking efficiency. With a 15-day rest since their last match, they should be well-rested, but the lack of competitive fixtures may hinder their sharpness. Fortunately, they have no injuries or suspensions to contend with, allowing them to field their strongest available squad.

Egypt

Team Overview

Egypt played against Brazil in their most recent friendly, where they lost 2-1. Despite a commendable performance, they were unable to secure a positive result.

Match statistics (Brazil vs Egypt):

  • Possession: 53% – 47%
  • Corners: 5 – 3
  • Fouls: 9 – 9
  • Yellow cards: 1 – 1
  • Shots on target: 7 – 2

Egypt has shown a mixed bag of results lately, with a win against Russia sandwiched between two losses. They have managed to score in their last two matches, indicating some attacking form, but consistency remains an issue. Like New Zealand, they also enjoyed a 15-day break before this match, which should help them recover and prepare. With no injuries or suspensions reported, they are set to present a full-strength side against New Zealand.