Algeria are preparing to face Togo on Wednesday, November 11 in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. The match kicks off at 18:00 local time as part of Group I.
This fixture comes roughly a month after Algeria started their qualifying campaign with success. On October 6, the team came from a goal down to beat Niger 2-1. Mohamed Belloumi equalised in the 53rd minute before Ramy Bensebaini sealed the points from the penalty spot in the 73rd.
That victory means Algeria carry a perfect winning record from their most recent outing. It places them in a strong early position in the quest for continental qualification.
Building on a Strong Start
The win over Niger was a positive first step on a long journey. The manager deployed a 4-2-3-1 starting lineup for that match and is expected to rely on a similar core against Togo. The objective now is to build early momentum in the group.
The Togo clash arrives in just nine days, giving the squad adequate time for preparation and necessary tactical adjustments. Every point is key in the qualifying marathon, and a home win significantly boosts advancement prospects.
Algeria will look to assert their early authority in the group when they host Togo next week. Success in this match would provide a major morale boost before the campaign resumes.
