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  • Jun 23

    Algeria comes back to beat debutant Jordan 2-1 to keep World Cup hopes alive

    Algeria fought back from a goal down to beat World Cup debutants Jordan 2-1 in their Group J match on Tuesday, keeping their knockout stage hopes alive.

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