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18 die in Algeria celebrations
AFP, Algiers
At least 18 people died and 312 were injured in traffic accidents during celebrations in Algeria following their World Cup qualifying victory against Egypt, authorities said Friday.
In the most serious single accident following Wednesday's match in Khartoum, which Algeria won 1-0, five people died in the southern district of Ouargla, the civil protection service was quoted as saying in the press.
Following the crucial win, Algerians took to their cars, holding flags while sitting on car bonnets or leaning out of car windows, with drivers hurtling up and down the nation's roads at breakneck speeds, an AFP correspondent reported.
The civil protection also said that 145 people had heart attacks following the match, but no deaths were reported.
Trezeguet out for a month
AFP, Rome
Former France striker David Trezeguet faces a month on the sidelines after pulling his calf in training, Juventus said on their website.
According to la Gazzetta dello Sport, Trezeguet played in a practice match in training and then did some stretching, during which time he felt a pain in his calf.
After undergoing analysis, his club announced that he would be out for 30 days due to a slight tear in the muscle.
Van Gaal needs improvement
AFP, Berlin
Bayern Munich coach Louis van Gaal admitted on Friday that his job will be in danger if his side fail to improve, starting with their match at home to league leaders Bayer Leverkusen on Sunday.
"I have to produce results," said the Dutchman." Because if I don't. I'll be fired. We have to win. The club needs success, but so does the coach."
Van Gaal, who arrived at the club in the summer, maintains that he still enjoys full support at Germany's biggest club, despite recent criticism from general manager Uli Hoeness and president Franz Beckenbauer.
The 58-year-old tactician explained, however, that he speaks to his bosses every week and knows "what they think and what theyfeel".
Van Gaal added: "We're always honest, clear and direct. We have the same objectives."
Hoeness recently demanded to see "progress" from Van Gaal.
"I've not fixed a deadline," he said. "For me what counts is that him and the team succeed in progressing. That’s what we'rejudging."
On Thursday Beckenbauer said that Van Gaal needed to learn "how to assign trust and delegate responsibility".
Bayern, runners-up behind champions Wolfsburg last season, are currently eighth in the Bundesliga and trail Leverkusen by six points.