Argentina delivered a remarkable comeback in a thrilling FIFA World Cup clash against Egypt, securing a 3-2 victory that kept Lionel Messi's tournament hopes alive.

The South American giants faced a daunting 2-0 deficit after goals from Yasser Ibrahim and Mostafa Ziko, with Messi's penalty saved adding to the tension.

However, Argentina's resurgence began with Cristian Romero's header, sparking a late surge that saw Messi equalize and eventually lead the charge.Enzo Fernandez's stoppage-time header completed the turnaround, with Messi shedding tears of joy after the match.Egypt's frustration grew with controversial decisions, including a disallowed goal and a red card for their coaching staff.

Argentina's victory ensures they will face either Colombia or Switzerland in the quarter-finals, marking a significant moment in their World Cup campaign.