Hawa Algeria sasa wanaanza kuleta balaa. Ikiwa serikali itajitolea ku-ferry hawa mashabiki, afu nao Egypt wafanye vivyo hivyo, siju Angola kama patakalika.
Algeria plans to airlift fans to Angola for Egypt semi
Thousands of Algeria fans flew to Sudan for November's play-off game
The Algerian government says it has plans to airlift hundreds of its fans to Angola for the Africa Cup of Nations semi-final against Egypt.
Thousands of Algerian fans were flown into Sudan last November as they beat Egypt 1-0 in a World Cup play-off game.
The minister of foreign affairs Mourad Medcli says plans are already in place.
"There is already a programme at government level - and not just ideas - to allow hundreds of supporters to travel to Angola," Medcli said.
Very few fans have travelled from outside Angola, so far to support their countries, with the cost of living and difficulty in obtaining visas at short notice proving to be major obstacles.
There will be a lot of tension surrounding Thursday's semi-final in Benguela following the problems that beset two games between the sides in November.
The Algerian team bus was attacked by Egyptian fans in Cairo ahead of a World Cup qualifier that the Pharaohs won 2-0 to force the play-off in Sudan.
Violence also erupted in Khartoum after Algeria's victory in the play-off that saw them qualify for the World Cup in South Africa. Problems also flared in France, as well as in both Algeria and Egypt.
The problems led to political tensions between the two governments with an Egyptian foreign ministry spokesman saying the Algerian government had a responsibility for the safety of Egyptians living in Algeria.