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The friendly match between Algeria's U20 team and Tunisia's was marked by a surreal scene. The Algerians lost 3-2 to the Tunisians but it was the attitude of Yacine Manaa, Algeria's U20 coach, that irritated the Algerians. He violently attacked his players.
A scuffle broke out between the two teams and the Algerian coach slapped two of his players to calm them down. An attitude that did not go down well. Many Internet users were outraged by "such violence". The Algerian Football Federation may well take action against the coach.
