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Sometimes, football history is written in the most unexpected ways.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has already delivered stunning upsets, dramatic extra-time battles, and unforgettable performances. But another statistic has quietly become one of the tournament's biggest talking points: the record-breaking number of own goals.

Following Egypt's Round of 16 clash against Australia, the tournament officially reached 13 own goals, making it the highest total ever recorded in a single FIFA World Cup and surpassing the previous record set in 2018.

Unfortunately, Egyptian defender Mohamed Hani has become the central figure in this unwanted chapter of football history.

After previously scoring an own goal during Egypt's group-stage match against Belgium, Hani suffered another heartbreaking moment against Australia when an attempted defensive clearance ended up in his own net. With two own goals in the same tournament, he has entered a category that very few players in World Cup history have ever experienced.

However, this record also reflects the evolution of modern football.

Today's World Cup features:
• Faster attacking transitions
• More aggressive pressing systems
• Greater tactical intensity
• Increased pressure on defenders
• More dangerous set-piece situations

Under these conditions, even the smallest mistake can become a defining moment.

The fact that 13 own goals have already been recorded before the tournament concludes demonstrates just how demanding and unforgiving football at the highest level has become.

World Cup 2026 Own Goal Record:

• Total own goals: 13
• Previous record: 11 (World Cup 2018)
• Mohamed Hani: 2 own goals in a single tournament

Football creates heroes.

Sometimes, unfortunately, it also creates records that no player ever hopes to achieve.

The 2026 World Cup will be remembered not only for the goals scored by superstars, but also for the extraordinary number of goals scored by defenders against their own teams.
@Gate_Square