
The national side has endured an uneven spell, winning two matches, drawing twice, and losing twice across their last six outings. A 4-0 demolition of Bolivia sits alongside a 2-1 victory over Jordan, yet they've also shipped heavy defeats - most notably a 3-0 loss to Argentina and a 2-0 reverse against Switzerland. A goalless draw with Uruguay and a 3-3 stalemate against Austria suggest defensive fragility when facing stronger opposition.
Algeria began this run with a 2-0 defeat to Switzerland, a result that exposed vulnerabilities at the back. They recovered to beat Jordan 2-1, then suffered the heavy loss to Argentina. The 4-0 win over Bolivia offered respite and suggested attacking potency against weaker sides, but the inability to convert that form into results against top-tier opponents remains a concern.
The 3-3 draw with Austria illustrated the problem clearly - they can score freely but struggle to keep clean sheets. The subsequent 0-0 with Uruguay hinted at a more cautious approach, though it also underlined their difficulty in breaking down defensive opponents.
Consistency remains elusive. When Algeria click, they can overwhelm teams. When they don't, defensive lapses prove costly. The challenge now is to tighten their shape without sacrificing the attacking threat that produced four goals against Bolivia.
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Switzerland won 2-0
Match drawn 3-3
Algeria won 2-1
Argentina won 3-0
Algeria won 4-0
Match drawn 0-0
Algeria won 1-0
Algeria won 3-1
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Riyad MahrezAlgeria | Forward | |
| Ismael BennacerAlgeria | Midfielder | |
| Youcef AtalAlgeria | Defender | |
| Ramy BensebainiAlgeria | Defender | |
| Aissa MandiAlgeria | Defender | |
| Yassine BounouAlgeria | Goalkeeper | |
| Anthony MandreaAlgeria | Goalkeeper | |
| Alexandre OukidjaAlgeria | Goalkeeper | |
| Nabil BentalebAlgeria | Midfielder | |
| Houssem AouarAlgeria | Midfielder | |
| Said BenrahmaAlgeria | Forward | |
| Amir SayoudAlgeria | Midfielder | |
| Baghdad BounedjahAlgeria | Forward | |
| Islam SlimaniAlgeria | Forward | |
| Yassine BenziaAlgeria | Forward | |
| Mohamed AmouraAlgeria | Forward | |
| Zakaria DraouiAlgeria | Defender | |
| Rachid GhezzalAlgeria | Forward | |
| Ahmed ToubaAlgeria | Defender | |
| Mohamed FarsiAlgeria | Defender | |
| Zinedine BelaidAlgeria | Defender | |
| Adam OunasAlgeria | Forward | |
| Farès ChaibiAlgeria | Midfielder | |
| Nabil ZeghdaneAlgeria | Defender | |
| Haris BelkeblaAlgeria | Midfielder |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Africa Cup of Nations | 2 | 1990,2019 |
Algeria won the Africa Cup of Nations as hosts in 1990 and again in Egypt in 2019
Algeria reached the knockout stage of a World Cup for the first time, losing narrowly to Germany
Algeria stunned West Germany in their opening 1982 World Cup match, one of football's biggest shocks
Algeria won the African Nations Championship for domestic-based players
Algeria went unbeaten across 35 consecutive internationals, among the longest streaks recorded by a national team
Algeria reached their first AFCON final, finishing as runners-up on home soil
Algeria's star winger was named CAF African Footballer of the Year
Algeria's 1982 win over West Germany was one of the earliest World Cup victories by an African side
Algeria has represented Africa at the FIFA World Cup on four occasions
Algeria won all six matches en route to the title without losing a single game