Jordan and Algeria Face Critical World Cup Group 10 Clash

Jordan and Algeria will face off in a crucial Group 10 match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at Levi's Stadium in California. Both teams are desperate for their first win of the tournament after losing their opening games, with a defeat likely to severely damage hopes of advancing to the knockout stage.

Jordan opened their campaign with a 3-1 loss to Austria on June 16, with Ali Alwan scoring the team's only goal. The 'Al-Nashama' have also failed to win any of their last six matches across all competitions, recording two draws and four defeats, scoring eight goals while conceding 16. Algeria, meanwhile, suffered a 3-0 defeat to Argentina in their first match in Kansas City, leaving them searching for their first goal of the World Cup.

Algeria's last six matches across all competitions have been more positive overall, with three wins, one draw and two losses, scoring 12 goals and conceding five. However, the team has lost its last two matches. Argentina lead Group 10 with three points, ahead of Austria on goal difference, with Jordan and Algeria both on zero points and a negative goal difference.

The match will be broadcast live on beIN SPORTS MAX channels, including MAX 2 with Arabic commentary by Ali Saeed Al Kaabi and MAX 4 with commentary by Issam Al Shawali. The game will also be shown on the free-to-air beIN FIFA World Cup channel and Algeria's national terrestrial channel. English commentary will be available on beIN SPORTS MAX 5, while French commentary is on MAX 6.

Free streaming options are available in several countries. In the UK, the match is available via BBC iPlayer or ITVX. In Australia, viewers can use SBS On Demand, and in Brazil, the match is streaming on CazéTV on YouTube. In the United States, the game is on cable channel FS1 and over-the-air on Telemundo in Spanish, but no free English broadcast is available. A VPN can be used to access geo-locked free streams.

The match kicks off at 6:00 a.m. local time in Jordan and Saudi Arabia, 4:00 a.m. in Algeria, and 11:00 p.m. ET / 8:00 p.m. PT on Monday, June 22 in the United States.