How to Watch Jordan vs Algeria: Live Stream, TV Channels & Kick-Off Time for 2026 World Cup

The Group J clash between Jordan and Algeria kicks off on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 7:00 AM GST (Dubai time). For viewers in North America, the match starts late Monday evening, with kickoff times as follows:

• Pacific Time (PT): 8:00 PM
• Mountain Time (MT): 9:00 PM
• Central Time (CT): 10:00 PM
• Eastern Time (ET): 11:00 PM

This game will take place at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium (Levi's Stadium) in Santa Clara, California.

Broadcast Options Around the World

Fans worldwide can tune in through various broadcasters. Here are some key options by country:

• Jordan: beIN Sports MAX (bein.com)
• Algeria: ENTV (entv.dz)
• United States: Coverage varies; check local listings or official broadcasters
• Australia: SBS (sbs.com.au)
• United Kingdom: ITV (itv.com)
• Canada: TSN+ (tsn.ca)

For a full list of international broadcasters, viewers should consult their regional sports channels.

Streaming via VPN

If you face geo-restrictions or want safer access, using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) like ExpressVPN or NordVPN can help. Connect to a server in a country where the match is broadcast, clear your browser cache, then head to the broadcaster’s website or app to watch.

On smart TVs or streaming devices such as Fire Stick, native VPN apps can often be installed directly. Devices like Apple TV or Roku may require Smart DNS or screen mirroring from a VPN-enabled device.

Match Preview: Key Moments So Far

Jordan took an important lead in the 36th minute thanks to Nizar Al-Rashdan’s goal. Algeria pressed hard, controlling possession and threatening through Riyad Mahrez but couldn’t convert before halftime. Ramiz Zerrouki received a yellow card for Algeria just before the break.

No substitutions occurred in the first half. Jordan’s Abdallah Nasib is a slight concern due to a knock, while Algeria might bring on Houssem Aouar or Anis Hadj Moussa to boost their attack after halftime.

Current Standings in Group J

Jordan deploy a 3-4-2-1 formation. Yazeed Abulaila guards the goal behind defenders Saed Al-Rosan, Yazan Abu Al-Arab, and Mo Abualnadi. Wing-backs Noor Al-Rawabdeh and Ehsan Haddad support midfielders Nizar Al Rashdan and Mohannad Abu Taha. Upfront, Mousa Tamari, Ali Iyad Olwan, and Odeh Fakhouri lead the attack.

Algeria line up in a 4-2-3-1 shape. Luca Zidane is in goal. The backline includes Rafik Belghali, Aissa Mandi, Ramy Bensebaini, and Rayan Ait Nouri. Midfielders Hicham Boudaoui, Ibrahim Maza, and Ramiz Zerrouki control the center. Riyad Mahrez, Fares Chaibi, and Mohamed Amoura spearhead offense.

Recent Form

Jordan come into this match without a win in five games: two draws and three defeats. Their last outing was a 3-1 loss to Austria. Prior results include draws against Nigeria and Costa Rica, plus losses to Colombia and Switzerland. They scored seven goals but conceded thirteen in that span.

Algeria have won three, drawn one, and lost one in their previous five matches. Apart from a 3-0 defeat to Argentina, they secured big wins over Bolivia and Guatemala and held Uruguay to a goalless draw. They netted twelve goals while conceding three.

Kits and Colors

Jordan will wear their home white kit featuring red diamond patterns on the sleeves inspired by the traditional keffiyeh scarf. The shorts and socks are white with subtle red accents, creating a clean look.

Algeria sport their green away strip with dark green sleeves and red trim. The jersey displays the Algerian flag crest on the chest and Arabic calligraphy on the back of the neck. Shorts and socks match the darker green shade.

What’s at Stake

Both teams face a must-win scenario. Victory pushes the winner to three points, matching Austria and Argentina, keeping hopes alive for the knockout stage. A draw leaves them with one point each, making qualification tough but not impossible if other results go their way. A loss could put either side on the brink of elimination.

Weather Conditions

Clear skies and good conditions are expected, promising a fast pitch and an exciting match.

“This fixture marks the first competitive meeting between Jordan and Algeria. Their only prior encounter ended in a 1-1 friendly draw back in 2004.”