Prediction Algeria - Togo today 02:00 15/11/2026.

Algeria's attack has been very effective, scoring 17 goals in the last 10 matches (averaging 1.7 goals per game), demonstrating their ability to create high-scoring matches.

Algeria frequently plays dramatic matches, with 70% of the last 10 matches having three or more goals (Over 2.5).

Algeria has consistently applied attacking pressure, averaging 3.6 corners per match in the last 10 games, indicating their determination to control the match flow.

Algeria possesses a stable defensive backbone, anchored by players such as Jaouen Hadjam (14 interceptions, 14 successful challenges) and S. Radouani (5 ball interceptions, 8 successful challenges).

Ibrahim Maza is the connecting brain/playmaker, with a high match frequency and playing a central role in the cumulative season's assist and shots on target statistics.

Algeria's attacking diversity is demonstrated by the rotation among forwards such as Mohamed Amoura (2 assists) and Amine Gouiri, making it difficult for opponents to predict the attacking focus.

Algeria displayed fluctuating form over the last 10 matches (D-W-W-L-W-D-L-W-D-W), demonstrating good resilience but lacking overall consistency.

Receiving 12 yellow cards in the last 10 matches suggests that Algeria plays very aggressively, but it also poses risks regarding physical discipline.

Algeria's defense shows instability, conceding an average of 1.3 goals per game in the last 10 matches, despite keeping clean sheets in 3 games.

Algeria is facing a major challenge due to the absence of Ramy Bensebaini following a thigh injury, which reduces the stability and central coverage of the defensive line.

Togo possesses a reliable defense, keeping clean sheets in 4 out of the last 10 matches, demonstrating strong discipline in the penalty area.

Togo maintains high composure and tactical discipline, evidenced by receiving only 9 yellow cards and no red cards in their last 10 matches.

Togo frequently engages in wing attacks, evidenced by an average of 4.0 corners per match in the last 10 games.

Togo's defensive backbone is solidly built by Kevin Boma (12 clearances, 13 interceptions) and Abdoul Sabourh Bode (7 successful challenges), providing a stable foundation for recent matches.

Dermane Karim is a key creative source for Togo, having accumulated 5 key passes this season, but this reliance makes his play easily disrupted if the midfield area is locked down.

Togo has shown inconsistent form over the last 10 matches, with variability between big wins and defeats against more organized opponents.

Togo maintains core personnel stability because the absent players (Jean Claude and Josué Homawoo) are all part of the reserves/rotation group, which does not affect the main squad.

Togo's attacking capability is assessed as lacking breakthrough, having only scored an average of 1.1 goals per match in the last 10 games, and must rely on counterattacks.

Togo's goal difference is -1 (1 scored, 2 conceded), indicating that Togo's offensive and defensive capabilities have not created a significant gap compared to similarly leveled opponents as of the current point in the season.

Togo's Over 2.5 goals rate for the entire season is 0.00%, indicating that the team lacks explosive attacking power to generate high-scoring matches.