Football/ Algeria to face Sweden in June friendly ahead of World Cup qualifiers

Algeria’s national team will play two international friendlies in June, including a high-profile match against Sweden on June 10 at Stockholm’s Strawberry Arena. The game serves as key preparation for both sides ahead of upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Sweden’s manager Stefan Pettersson expressed enthusiasm about facing the higher-ranked Algerian squad, stating on the Swedish FA’s official website: “We look forward to concluding our spring international window against Algeria with strong home support. This will be an important test against quality opposition before our crucial qualifiers.”

Earlier in June, Algeria is expected to play Niger in a Constantine warm-up match. These friendlies will help both teams fine-tune tactics before competitive fixtures resume.

 

 

Posts Grid

The European Union will sponsor the AFCON 2025

In a landmark deal, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has secured the European Union as a key partner for its upcoming competitions. The agreement,...

Ballon d’Or 2025: Earlier ceremony and historic equality push

Mark your calendars – football's most prestigious individual award is coming early this year. The 2025 Ballon d'Or ceremony will take place on September 22...

South Africa stuns Morocco to claim historic U20 AFCON title

In a tense final at Cairo’s 30 June Stadium, South Africa’s Amajitas clinched their first-ever U20 Africa Cup of Nations with a gritty 1-0 victory...

Cristiano Ronaldo set to become co-owner of Spanish club Almeria

Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly in talks to acquire a stake in La Liga club Almeria through Saudi investment group SMC Group, led by...

Ratcliffe’s rocky ride: Manchester United owner’s fortune takes £6.5bn hit

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's turbulent first year as Manchester United co-owner has coincided with a dramatic £6.5bn erosion of his personal wealth, according to the Sunday...

Burkina Faso’s conflict evolves into a multifaceted information war

The crisis in Burkina Faso has escalated beyond armed clashes between security forces and terrorist groups, morphing into a multidimensional battle where information warfare and...

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *