Algeria secured a 2–1 victory over Uganda in World Cup Qualification Group G, with Mohamed Amoura's brace proving decisive in the North African side's dominant display. Operating in a 4–3–3 formation, the hosts controlled proceedings through superior attacking intent, registering 18 shots compared to Uganda's 9, with 6 efforts finding the target against the visitors' 3. Uganda's goalkeeper managed a 66.67 per cent save rate but could not prevent the hosts from breaking through twice. Amoura's clinical finishing underlined Algeria's superiority in the final third, though Uganda's 4–2–3–1 setup offered some defensive resilience in stretches. The result strengthens Algeria's position atop the group standings and demonstrates their capacity to convert dominance into points, while Uganda faces an uphill battle to remain competitive in the qualification race.