Islam Slimani scored four goals as Algeria Football World Cup side made the widest winning margin for a FIFA World Cup 2022 qualifier by crushing 10-man Djibouti 8-0 in a Group ‘A’ rout in Blida.

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The Lyon forward caught twice in each half and the other scorers for the Desert Foxes were Ramy Bensebaini, Baghdad Bounedjah, Captain Riyad Mahrez, and Ramiz Zerrouki. Former Leicester City player Slimani took Algeria Football World Cup team goal tally to 36, matching the record of retired Abdelhafid Tasfaout.

Slimani and Zerrouki were indorsed by Coach Djamel Belmadi in the only changes from the team that beat Senegal 1-0 in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations final in Cairo. Victory strained the African record for an unbeaten run by a national team to 28 matches with Algeria Football World Cup side last losing away to Benin in October 2018.

Djibouti began the match as rank outcasts, lying 152 places below Algeria Football World Cup team in the world rankings, and had defender Batio Mohamed Youssouf sent off midway through the first half having conceded once.

Burkina Faso widely stared as the only threat to Algeria, scored twice within three minutes through Lassina Traore and Mohamed Konate to defeat Niger 2-0 in Moroccan city Marrakesh. To know more about FIFA World Cup 2022 Tickets click here.

Niger had to play the home fixture at a neutral site because they are among eight countries, including Burkina Faso, whose stadiums were declared unfit to host Football World Cup fixtures. Meanwhile, goals from Nayef Aguerd and Abuaagla Ahmed, who put the ball into his net, earned Group I favorites a 2-0 win over Sudan in Rabat.

Algeria Football World Cup team amassing maximum points took the Moroccans to the top of the table, two points ahead of Guinea and Guinea-Bissau, who drew in September. Democratic Republic of Congo, which are among the 10 top seeds, could only draw 1-1 at home to Tanzania in Group J in the southern city of Lubumbashi.

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Algeria Football World Cup team agonized up an enormous win to headline the second day of group stage action in Africa’s Football World Cup 2022 Qualifying tournament, while there were also key wins for Morocco, Burkina Faso, and Benin.

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Algeria Football World Cup team ruling Africa Cup of Nations champions, got their road to Qatar World Cup 2022 off to a flying start as they wrinkled 10-man Djibouti 8-0 in their Group ‘A’ opener in Blida.

The night game adage Islam Slimani rack up four goals, while Baghdad Bounedjah, Ramy Bensebaini, Riyad Mahrez, and Ramiz Zerrouki were also on the score sheet, as the Fennec Foxes ran unrest after the dismissal of Djibout’s Batio Youssouf midway through the first half.

Another night game saw Algeria’s fellow North African heavyweights Morocco move to the top of Group I with a 2-0 triumph over Sudan in Rabat, thanks to an early strike from Nayef Aguerd and an own goal from Abuaagla Abdalla. The Atlas Lions made their statement win without star man Hakim Ziyech, who was released from the squad by Coach Vahid Halihodzic for improper behavior.

The afternoon matches saw East African derby rivals Kenya and Uganda drawing 0-0 in Nairobi, to leave Group E topped by favorites Mali after their win, while DR Congo and Tanzania drew 1-1 in Lubumbashi in a Group J opener, with goals from Dieumerci Mbokani and Simon Msuva. To know more about Qatar World Cup Tickets click here.

The other Group J game took place in the early evening slot, with Benin claiming an early lead on three points after they defeated hosts Madagascar 1-0 in Antananarivo thanks to Steve Mounie’s goal midway through the first half.

Elsewhere, Namibia playing at the neutral Orlando Stadium in Soweto were held 1-1 by Group H rivals Congo, as Charles Hambira’s opener was canceled out in the second half by Guy Mbenza, while Burkina Faso got their Group ‘A’ campaign off to a flyer with a 2-0 away win over Niger with strikes from Lassina Traore and Mohamed Konate.

Matchday 1 of the group stage in Africa’s Football World Cup Qualifying tournament will wrap up with seven matches across the continent, featuring Zimbabwe hosting South Africa, Ivory Coast visiting Mozambique, Ghana at home to Ethiopia, and Nigeria’s Super Eagles pleasing on Liberia.

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