Algeria's World Cup Campaign Continues — Week of June 22
This week, Algeria's national team players were in action both on the World Cup stage and in various club friendlies and league matches. The highlight was Algeria's World Cup match against Austria, which ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw. Meanwhile, the Algerian squad secured a 2-1 victory over Jordan earlier in the week, solidifying their standing in the tournament. Across club competitions, Algerian players featured prominently, though without notable individual contributions in terms of goals or cards.
Top Performers
Algeria's World Cup fixtures were the focal point this week, with national team players H. Abdelli and F. Chaïbi taking part in both matches.
- In the 3-3 draw against Austria on June 28, both Abdelli and Chaïbi were involved, contributing to a match that showcased the team's resilience and attacking prowess.
- Earlier, on June 23, Algeria secured a 2-1 victory over Jordan, with Abdelli and Chaïbi again featuring. This win was crucial in maintaining Algeria's competitive edge in the tournament.
Results Abroad
Algerian players were also active in club matches across various leagues, although their performances were more subdued.
- H. Ferhani played in two Botola Pro matches for Olympique Safi. The team drew 1-1 against CR Khemis Zemamra on June 25 and 2-2 against CODM Meknès on June 28.
- A. Kadri was part of the Gent squad that triumphed 6-1 over Merelbeke in a club friendly on June 27.
- A. Bouras featured in Levski Sofia's friendly matches, a 6-0 victory against Etar Veliko Tarnovo on June 23 and a 1-1 draw with Botev Vratsa on June 27.
- A. Kendouci played for FC Lugano in their 2-1 friendly win over Neuchatel Xamax FC on June 27.
- T. Meziani and M. Bouchar were involved in Al Qadsia's Premier League matches, a 1-2 loss to Kazma on June 22 and a 2-0 win over Al Fahaheel on June 25.
- A. Oukidja and F. Boulaya participated in Borac Banja Luka's 1-1 draw with IMT Novi Beograd on June 26.
FIFA Ranking
Algeria remains ranked 28th in the FIFA rankings as of June 11, 2026. This standing reflects their consistent performances on the international stage, including their recent World Cup outings.
Looking ahead, Algeria's national team players will continue to be pivotal as the World Cup progresses. Their performances in upcoming fixtures will be crucial in determining their advancement in the tournament.