Super Eagles team coordinator Dayo Enebi Achor has shot down insinuations and dark innuendoes of a rumpus in the team following Monday night’s 4-0 win over the Mambas of Mozambique.
Éric Chelle’s men dominated the game from start to finish, with Victor Osimhen bagging a brace. Ademola Lookman and Akor Adams were also on target for the Super Eagles in the Round of 16 encounter.
Osimhen was seen making gestures to fellow forward Lookman just before a corner kick, and conjectures of various complexions have followed in the legacy and digital media.
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“There is no problem whatsoever in our camp. Whatever people saw as a crisis between two brothers was easily resolved a couple of hours later. All is good and we are presently at training,” Achor told thenff.com.
Achor also dismissed reports that striker Jerome Akor Adams – who scored his first ever AFCON goal on the night – abandoned the team camp.
“He took permission to go and see his mother who was hospitalized here in Fès, and returned in less than an hour,” he added.
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someone that plays in a third class tolotolo league is yelling at some that is playing in a first class league….it’s really funny to me honestly…
How Algeria play
The Algerian national football team, known as the “Fennecs,” typically employs a playing style characterized by several key attributes:
1. **Attacking Play**: The team is known for its attacking prowess, often utilizing quick transitions and aggressive forward play. They prioritize speed on the wings and creativity in the final third.
2. **Technical Skills**: Algerian players generally possess strong technical abilities, showcasing dribbling, passing, and ball control. This allows them to maintain possession and create scoring opportunities.
3. **Defensive Organization**: While they are known for their attacking style, the team also emphasizes a solid defensive structure. Players are often disciplined in their positioning, making it difficult for opponents to break down their defense.
4. **Use of Counter-Attacks**: The Fennecs are proficient in counter-attacking football, swiftly moving the ball up the pitch when regaining possession. This is complemented by the pace of their wide players.
5. **Collective Play**: The team plays with a strong sense of unity and teamwork, often relying on collective movements and combinations to break down defenses.
In recent years, under the management of Djamel Belmadi, the national team has achieved significant success, including winning the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations, which showcased their effective blend of talent, tactics, and team spirit.
How to defeat Algeria.
Defeating the Algerian national football team requires a strategic approach that considers their strengths and weaknesses. Here are some strategies that could be effective:
1. **Solid Defense**: Strengthening the defensive line is crucial. Given Algeria’s speed and attacking prowess, teams should maintain a well-organized defense that can quickly adapt to counter-attacks. Using a disciplined back four or five can help withstand pressure.
2. **Pressing High**: Implementing a high-pressing game can disrupt Algeria’s buildup play. By putting pressure on their defenders and midfielders early, you can force them into making mistakes and potentially create scoring opportunities.
3. **Control Midfield**: Dominating the midfield is key to cutting off supply lines to Algeria’s forwards. Controlling possession and dictating the pace of the game can limit their attacking chances and frustrate their rhythm.
4. **Exploiting Set Pieces**: Taking advantage of set pieces (corners and free-kicks) can be an effective way to score against Algeria. Properly planned set pieces can create goal-scoring opportunities, especially if their defense can be caught off guard.
5. **Target Key Players**: Identifying and targeting Algeria’s key players is important. For example, if they have standout wingers or attackers, it’s wise to neutralize their influence through effective marking and tactical fouling when necessary.
6. **Quick Transitions**: Use rapid counter-attacks to exploit gaps left by Algeria when they commit forward. Quick, decisive moves can catch their defense unprepared, especially if they push too many players forward.
7. **Stay Disciplined**: Maintain discipline to avoid giving away unnecessary fouls, especially in dangerous areas. Set pieces can be a significant threat for the Algerian team.
8. **Adjust Tactics Based on Game Flow**: Be flexible with your tactics. If Algeria starts to control the game, adjust your approach to adapt to their style and regain control.
By focusing on these strategies and maintaining a strong team mentality, opponents can increase their chances of overcoming the Algerian national team.
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Excellent copying and pasting technique.
Hehehe, na waya!
its very annoying honestly and am sure he doesn’t know what Algeria’s OOP(out of possession) phase and IP(in possession) phase are let alone their initial and active build up routines and basic pressing schemes
besides belmadi is now coaching a club in Qatar and
the current coach of Algeria is Vladimir Petkovic an ex Lazio coach so the above is soo 2019 data.
Gabon – out, Benin – out, South Africa – out, Congo – out, first 3 countries tried to stop us from going to the WC, they all failed, the last one succeeded but God decided to postpone a rematch and they out. I’m now predicting last AFCON final rematch, this Ivory Coast team look better than the last time we met and I’m seeing them go all out to the final.
Don’t mind him @Pompei. He shamelessly keeps doing this all of the time. Typical lazy genZ, always looking for shortcuts to critical thinking.
He can’t even strung a single sentence. He just types a prompt and pastes the AI content hook, line, and sinker. Even he didn’t read it. Just wanted to score cheap fake intellectual points that he doesn’t posses or that he’s too lazy to cultivate on his own.
My candid advice for the super eagles against Algeria is that, let them get ready to experience another die-minute-heartbreak-winning goal from Algeria if they fail to stay focus throughout the minutes in that game.
Fear not, we will deal with them same way we dealt with Tunisia, the match will be over in 1st half.
I too go like your confidence, but with the dressing room fiasco currently as I read Osimhen refused to apologize to his teammates, do you think there will be no gang up to lose to Algeria and let everybody go their way and eagles be disbanded?