Egypt Beats Spain 2-1 to Reach Men's Soccer Quarterfinals at Paris Olympics
Saint-Etienne, France. Ibrahim Adel scored a pair of goals and Egypt advanced to the men's soccer quarterfinals of the Paris Olympics atop its group by beating Spain 2-1 on Tuesday.
Spain had already reached the knockout round and was vying for a first-place finish in Group C but was instead leapfrogged by determined Egypt in Bordeaux.
In the other match of the group, the Dominican Republic played to a 1-1 tie with Uzbekistan, which had already been eliminated. The draw in Paris was not enough to get the Dominican Republic into the next round.
The quarterfinal matchups won't be determined until Wednesday's games are complete. The top two teams in each of the four groups advance.
Adel's first goal came off a cross from Zizo late in the first half. His second came in the 62nd minute, when he worked around Spanish goalkeeper Alejandro Iturbe, who had come forward to stop him.
Samu Omorodion scored for Spain in the final moments of regulation but the comeback fell short.
In the group's other match, Rafael Nunez converted on a penalty early in the second half to put the Dominican Republic in front, but Alisher Odilov tied it in the 58th.
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