World Cup 2022. Algeria scraps Nigeria

Jamel Belmadi Wanting a big win over Niger, he got it. On the pitch where Mustafa Chacker Stadium is still bad, his players reacted on the field, suffering a heavy defeat to Niger (6 – 1).

Match with Algerian Ogre and modest ones Nigerians Is almost bent forward due to an imbalance of forces. With an arsenal of players playing for the big clubs in Europe, the Greens have no problem extending their stunning unbeaten streak to 31 games and continuing to top Group A.

With a slightly changed team in the kickoff, Algeria struggled to impose its game and create scoring opportunities. On a lawn that does not facilitate the movement of the ball, the Greens did not force the pedal to bring danger into the opponent’s territory.

Oddly enough, Belmadi withdrew his usual strategy of choking the opponent and scoring goals. This may have been one of the lessons he learned from the previous match with Burkina Faso, where after a good first half, the Greens did not exist in the second half, which allowed the Stallions to return to the score.

Eliminates slimy toasfoot

To return to tonight’s match, Riyadh Mahrez unlocked the match by miraculously converting his own free kick (26 ‘). In the early days Nigerians tried on several occasions to break the Algerian defense line without automatism. They have two chances to score. In the second half, the Greens accelerated and carried on with their usual game.

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Returning from the locker room, Fegouli doubled his stake for the national team (47 ‘), taking advantage of a monumental mistake made by the Algerian defense (58’) before Niger reduced the score. As Mahrez’s comrades stepped up their attacks against the Nigerian defense, the target was not heavily in balance. A minute later, Fegouli broke into Niger’s penalty area and received a penalty, which was converted by Mahrez (3-1, 59 ‘). Ten minutes later, after a quick counter-attack led by Benner, the Greens dropped the score even further.

Under pressure from Mahrez, the Nigerian defender pushed the ball into the net by his goalkeeper (69 ‘).

Then, Islam Slimani made his entry, scoring a brace (76 ‘, 87′) to become the Greens’ top scorer with 37 goals. Tossfout, who ended his international career in 2002, previously holds the record for 36 goals.

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