Algeria Scores After 110 Consecutive Passes Against Austria

The Algerian national team presented one of the most beautiful team plays in the 2026 World Cup, after the third goal scored by Riyad Mahrez against Austria came following 110 consecutive passes among the 'Desert Warriors' players, in a possession sequence that lasted 5 minutes and 36 seconds without the opponent being able to regain the ball.

This goal is considered one of the most prominent team goals in the tournament, as the Algerian team imposed its complete control over the course of play before Mahrez successfully finished the attack, in a scene that reflected the great harmony between the team players and the style based on possession and organized build-up from the back.

Global media praised the performance of the Algerian team, considering the goal to embody one of the longest passing sequences leading up to a goal in the current World Cup edition, reflecting the distinctive technical level displayed by the 'Desert Warriors' in the match.

This goal contributed to confirming Algeria's superiority during the match, allowing the team to confidently continue its journey towards the knockout stages, after delivering a remarkable team performance that caught the attention of followers around the world.