Algeria coach: We are required to react quickly against Uganda – the new Algeria

Nabil Nguez, assistant coach of the Algerian national football team, stressed the need to quickly correct the “Greens” team’s stumble against Guinea. This starts with the match scheduled for next Monday, against its host Uganda national team.

The Algerian national team had received Sudden defeatIn front of his Guinean counterpart (1-2)The day before yesterday, Thursday, at Nelson Mandela Stadium in Baraki. This is in the third round of the African continent’s qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup. Its final session will be held in the summer of 2026 in the United States of America, Canada and Mexico.

This defeat caused the Algerian national team to enter a spiral of doubt, as after it seemed to be on a paved path towards qualifying for the World Cup finals, it now shares first place with 3 other teams, with 6 points from 3 matches, and it concerns Guinea, Mozambique and Uganda.

The Algerian national team will meet its Ugandan host, next Monday, at the Nelson Mandela Stadium in the capital, Kampala, for the fourth round of Group Seven of the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

And he said Ngiz, In press statements, before Departure The national team’s mission to Houari Boumediene International Airport in Algiers, heading to Kampala, this Saturday afternoon: “All matches are considered final matches. Every point has its value and every goal has its importance. We hope that this stumble (meaning the loss to Guinea) will give us the strength to come back in the upcoming matches.”

Assistant coach of the national team, Vladimir Petkovic, added: “There must be a quick reaction. We lost an important card in the Guinea match, but this is the reality. Qualifying for the World Cup was never an easy day. We all remember the difficulties we faced in qualifying for the 2010 and 2014 World Cups.”

The Algeria assistant coach added: “The level is the same and close. African teams have developed, and we must live up to the team’s reputation, and we hope for a strong response.”