FIFA World Cup, Fawzy participated in the match against Hungary and scored two goals as the match ended 4–2 in favor of Hungary. Mustafa Mansour, Egypt's goalkeeper at that match, stated that Fawzy scored the third goal for Egypt, when the result was a 2–2 tie between the two teams, but the referee canceled it for an offside offence despite him playing the ball from the centre of the field. Fawzy is the first ever African footballer to score at the FIFA World Cup. He is also Egypt's top goalscorer at the World Cup with 2 goals. Managerial career In 1946, right after retiring from playing, Fawzy became the manager of his former club Zamalek SC (known as Farouk until 1952). In 1953, while managing Zamalek, Fawzy became the manager of the Egypt national football team. Fawzy led the Egypt national team to win the 1953 Pan Arab Games football tournament with a 4–0 victory over Syria in the final. Unlike his performance as a player, they failed to qualify to the 1954 FIFA World Cup after losing their two matches against Italy in the qualification rounds, after that Fawzy was no longer the manager of the Egypt national football team, after one year in that position. In 1956, Fawzy became the first ever manager in the history of Egyptian football to manage two clubs at the same time as he managed Ghazl El Mahalla, playing in the Egyptian Second Division at that time, alongside him managing Zamalek. He led Ghazl El Mahalla, in that season, to their first ever promotion to the Egyptian Premier League. He then resigned from his position at Ghazl El Mahalla, after only one season with them, as well as his position at Zamalek after 10 years of managing the team, making him the longest-serving manager in the history of Zamalek. With Zamalek, Fawzy won the Egypt Cup 2 times (1952, 1955) and the Cairo League 5 times (1946–47, 1948–49, 1950–51, 1951–52, 1952–53), a total of seven titles, making him the most successful manager in the history of Zamalek. In 1957, Fawzy became the first manager of the Saudi Arabia national football team, after the establishment of the team in 1956, and he stayed with them for 5 years until 1962. In 1960, while managing the Saudi Arabia national football team, Fawzy became the manager of Egyptian club El Sekka El Hadid, he stayed with