Argentina 3-2 Egypt — Pharaohs Blow 2-Goal Lead Late

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What a Round of 16 clash. Egypt led Yasser Ibrahim opened the scoring in the 15th minute off a corner, and Messi even missed a penalty minutes later to keep them ahead. Zico added a second in the second half after a slick counter, and Egypt were 11 minutes from the biggest shock of the tournament.
Then it unraveled. Romero headed in from Messi's cross in the 79th minute, and Messi struck himself four minutes later to level it, before a stoppage-time winner sealed the comeback for Argentina. 

1.Game management — Egypt sat deep and defended well for 75+ minutes, but conceded twice in the final 11. Was this a tactical collapse (fatigue, subs too late) or just Messi-level individual brilliance being unstoppable?

2.The recurring pattern — This isn't the first time an African side has led a knockout match late against a heavyweight and failed to close it out. Is this about squad depth, in-game management, mentality under pressure, or just the level of opposition (Messi/Argentina specifically)?

3.Shobeir's performance — Saved a Messi penalty and multiple other big chances. Arguably Egypt's best player despite conceding 3. Does a goalkeeper's brilliance sometimes mask deeper tactical issues in front of him?

4.Betting angle — For those who backed Egypt +handicap or the draw, how did the market price this game pre-kickoff given Argentina's shaky recent knockout form (needed extra time vs Cape Verde)? Did the odds undervalue Egypt's ceiling?

My Question:was this Argentina class winning out, or Egypt fumbling a golden chance to reach the quarterfinals?