Algeria's absence from longest unbeaten streak raises questions

The absence of the Algeria national team from the list published on FIFA's website for the longest unbeaten streaks has surprised observers, given that the 'Greens' have a historic run of 35 consecutive matches without defeat.

The Algerian national team has maintained an unbeaten record over 35 consecutive matches, in a streak that has lasted several years and included both official and friendly matches, making it one of the most notable streaks in the history of African football.

The list displayed on the FIFA website includes national teams that have achieved long unbeaten runs, among them Spain with 40 consecutive matches, Italy with 37, Argentina with 36, and Brazil with 35, alongside Senegal. However, the Algerian national team is not mentioned despite having the same record as Brazil.

Algeria's national team has reached 35 consecutive matches without defeat, marking a significant milestone in their history. This streak is one of the most notable achievements by African national teams, which has led to questions among Algerian fans regarding the absence of the 'Greens' from the list circulated on the FIFA website.

This record continues to hold its place as one of the most significant marks in the history of the Algeria national team, especially considering the length of the streak and the variety of matches that the 'Greens' have played during it without tasting defeat.