Togo coach aims to address team weaknesses ahead of Algeria clash

Togo's national coach, Patrice Neveu, is working on fixing his team's technical flaws before their upcoming double-header against Algeria for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The 72-year-old French manager expressed concerns regarding his players' lack of aggressiveness and intensity during ball recovery. Currently in a training camp in Tabarka, Tunisia, until this Thursday before traveling to Algeria, Neveu emphasized the need to focus on details to remain competitive. Algeria leads the group with 4 points, while Togo and Zambia each have 3 points, followed by Burundi with 1 point. The coach hopes to secure as many points as possible from the upcoming matches in Tizi Ouzou and Lomé to stay in contention for qualification.