Match facts: Algeria v Burkina Faso (AFCON 2023)

Ahram Online provided a live score coverage for Saturday’s match between Algeria and Burkina Faso in the second round of the African Cup of Nations group stage

Ahram Online , Saturday 20 Jan 2024,

Burkina Faso s Steeve Yago, right, is challenged by Algeria s Youcef Atal during the African Cup of Nations Group D soccer match between Algeria and Burkina Faso at the Peace of Bouake stadium in Bouake, Ivory Coast, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2024. AP

Full time: Algeria 2-2 Burkina Faso
Scorers: Baghdad Bounedjah 51, 90+4 / M. Konate 45, B. Toure 71pen

Yellow cards:

A. Nagalo, Sangare, Konate, Djiga, Toure (Burkina Faso)
R. Bensebaini, Bounedjah (Algeria)

Lineups:

Algeria: A. Mandrea; A. Mandi, R. Bensebaini, Y. Atal, R. Aït-Nouri, S. Feghouli (Mohamed El Amine Amoura 46), Y. Belaili (Fares Chaibi 74), N. Bentaleb (Islam Slimani 81), R. Zerrouki, R. Mahrez (Adam Ounas 74), B. Bounedjah

Burkina Faso: H. Koffi; S. Yago, I. Dayo, E. Tapsoba, I. Kabore, A. Nagalo (Nasser Djiga 84), A. Guira (Ismahila Ouedraogo 38), B. Toure, G. Sangare (Dramane Salou 83), M. Konate (Bertrand Traoré 64), A. Tapsoba (Cedric Badolo 84)

Venue: Stade de Bouaké (Stade de la Paix) (Bouaké)

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