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Nigeria-Algeria ends in a fight, Luca Zidane creates chaos, the referee leaves accompanied by security (VIDEO)

2026-01-11 16:08:13Sport SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Nigeria-Algeria ends in a fight, Luca Zidane creates chaos, the referee leaves
Nigeria-Algeria ends in a draw

The Africa Cup of Nations presents a highly tense quarter-final. Nigeria-Algeria ends 2-0 for the Super Eagles, but the result takes a back seat to what happens after the final whistle: the match degenerates into a brawl on the pitch, with Luca Zidane among the most agitated protagonists, the referee forced to leave accompanied by security and moments of intense tension in the stands.

The match, held in Marrakech, was one-sided. Nigeria imposed pace, physicality and intensity, putting Algeria under pressure from the first minutes. The goals came in the second half: Victor Osimhen scored, Akor Adams doubled shortly after. A 2-0 that does not fully reflect the Nigerian dominance, with the “Fennecs” unable to create real chances and never really in the game.

The accumulated frustration explodes at the end of the match. Words and shoves fly on the pitch: the Algerian goalkeeper, the son of Zinedine Zidane, tackles the Nigerian midfielder Raphael Onyedika, who reacts by pushing him away. From there, the situation quickly degenerates, with players and staff members trying to separate the sides to avoid the worst.

The tension is not limited to the pitch. Senegalese referee Issa Sy, the target of the protests, is escorted off the pitch by security for precautionary reasons. In the stands, some Algerian fans try to approach the pitch, stopped by the security forces in a climate that remains heated for several minutes.

For Nigeria, the evening remains historic: a well-deserved qualification to the semi-finals, where they will face the local team Morocco. For Algeria, meanwhile, the elimination ends in the worst possible way, amid frayed nerves, scenes of chaos and a tail of controversy that risks leaving consequences beyond the field. The tension also moved to the “mixed zone” of the Marrakech stadium, where there was even a clash between Nigerian and Algerian journalists. A bitter epilogue that tarnishes a confrontation already marked by a great technical and physical gap.


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