The Togolese and Algerian national football teams are preparing for a crucial match on Saturday after both suffered defeats in their first outings. Here’s a summary of their preparations:
Training Sessions:
- Both Togo and Algeria have training sessions scheduled for Thursday, aiming to fine-tune their strategies and preparations for the upcoming match.
Venue Change for Togo:
- Togo had to give up the Mogwase stadium for their opponent. This change in venue suggests logistical adjustments for the team.
Togo’s Training Routine:
- Togo’s coach, Didier Six, and the team have been actively preparing for the match. The players had a morning training session, followed by recovery in the pool for the starters and touches at the Moruleng stadium for the substitutes.
Open Training Session for Algeria:
- Algeria, led by coach Vahid Halilhodzic, has a training session planned for the afternoon. The coach decided to open this session to the public and the media for the first 15 minutes, allowing external observers a glimpse into their preparations.
Upcoming Match:
- Togo and Algeria will face each other on Saturday at 6 p.m. This match is crucial for both teams, as they aim to secure a victory to stay in contention for advancement in the tournament.
The training routines and venue changes indicate the significance of this upcoming match, with both teams seeking to redeem themselves and secure a positive result in the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) 2013.
