Algeria's relentless pressure pays off in a 2-1 victory over Jordan, despite Nizar Al-Rashdan's 36th-minute opener. Dominating possession with 72%, Algeria controls the match, allowing Nadhir Benbouali to shine and secure the win. The match exemplifies how sustained pressure and territorial control can overturn an early deficit.

Zidane and Mahrez played pivotal roles in Algeria's World Cup squad, despite their early exit.

Switzerland secures a convincing 2-0 victory over Algeria, with Breel Embolo's early goal in the 10th minute setting the tone. The Swiss dominance is evident as they outshoot Algeria 5-2 on target, effectively stifling Algerian attacks and maintaining control throughout the match.

Argentina's 3-1 victory over Jordan is defined by their possession dominance, controlling 73% of the ball. This control allowed them to dictate the match's tempo, with Giovani Lo Celso's goal in the 19th minute serving as the turning point. Lo Celso's performance underscores Argentina's strategic mastery, effectively neutralizing Jordan's counterattacks.

In a dramatic 3-3 draw, Algeria's Riyad Mahrez salvages a point with a late equalizer, underscoring the match's late drama. Austria initially seized control with Marko Arnautovic's goal in the 28th minute, but Algeria's 65% possession ultimately allowed them to dictate play and stage a comeback.