Algeria coach Leekens quits after Africa Nations Cup exit

Football
By AFP | Jan 24, 2017
Goorges Leekens [PHOTO: COURTESY]

Algeria's Belgian coach Goorges Leekens quit Tuesday after the side crashed out of the Africa Cup of nations.

Algeria were one of the pre-tournament favourites for the tournament in Gabon but crashed out after failing to win a game in the group.

"For the good of all I decided to quit even though I do it with heart ache, and I wish all the success in the world to the national side," he said in a statement on the Algerian Football Federation website.

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