The Algerian Football Federation has chosen Togo as the preparation location ahead of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN), which will take place in Ivory Coast in a month's time.
The Fennecs will be in the Togolese capital starting on January 1st. © Mena Today
The Algerian Football Federation has chosen Togo (West Africa) as the preparation location ahead of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN), which will take place in Ivory Coast in a month's time.
The Fennecs will be in the Togolese capital starting on January 1st.
As part of their preparations, two friendly matches are scheduled, the first against Togo on January 5th, and the second against Burundi on January 9th.
Algeria will face Angola on January 15th.
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