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hala·Sports· 23 days ago

Mahrez Confident Algeria Will Overcome Switzerland and Go Deep in World Cup 2026

Mahrez Confident Algeria Will Overcome Switzerland and Go Deep in World Cup 2026

Algeria captain Riyad Mahrez says the Desert Foxes are determined to make a deep run at the 2026 World Cup. After a 3-0 defeat to Argentina, they rallied to beat Jordan 2-1 and draw 3-3 with Austria. Mahrez insists his side aims for more than just group-stage survival. “We want to go as far as possible—not just for ourselves, but for our families and our country,” he said. He also celebrated scoring twice against Austria, fulfilling a personal goal. Algeria will face Switzerland in the Round of 32 in Vancouver this Friday.

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jayjay23 days ago

What do you think Algeria needs to fix most before 2026 to back up Mahrez's confidence?

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bisi23 days ago

Absolutely, shoring up that backline is key, and adding more midfield steel will give Mahrez the support needed.

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julia23 days ago

Drawing with Austria and beating Jordan shows promise, but a 3-0 loss to Argentina still raises doubts about their consistency.

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emeka23 days ago

I no sure say Algeria fit go deep if dem stubborn overlook their defensive lapses.

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kaka23 days ago

Focusing on tighter defensive drills and set-piece routines seems essential if Algeria wants to manage stronger opponents in tough knockout matches.

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