Albania Under-21 exit Taranto 2026 after group stage

TIRANA, August 27 – Albania’s Under-21 national team ended its campaign at the Taranto 2026 Mediterranean Games after finishing third in Group B with 4 points.

The team, coached by Alban Bushi, lost 2-0 to Algeria in its third group match. The first half ended goalless. Algeria then scored twice after the break through Lahlou Akhrib and Houssem Abdelaziz.

Earlier, Albania had drawn 1-1 with Italy and defeated Kosova 3-1. However, Italy’s 3-0 victory over Kosova moved the Italians above Albania in the Group B standings. Italy secured a place in the semi-finals on goal difference.

As a result, Albania ended its Taranto 2026 campaign after three matches. The team recorded one win and one draw during the group stage.

/a.p./

The post Albania Under-21 exit Taranto 2026 after group stage appeared first on RTSH English.

Original post Here

News
Peleshi Urges Political Parties to Reject Calls for Violence

Parliament Speaker Niko Peleshi condemned attacks on Parliament and public institutions during a violent protest in Tirana. He described the acts of vandalism and destruction as unacceptable. In a social media statement, Peleshi stressed that violence serves no cause and harms the public interest and society. He also rejected attempts …

News
Violent Protests Shake Albania as EU and UK Call for Restraint and Accountability

Student-led protests in Albania have escalated into violent clashes with police, drawing international attention and raising fresh questions about government accountability, corruption and the future of young people. The demonstrations began with demands for better university conditions, lower education costs and greater financial support for students. However, they soon expanded …

News
Kumbaro Urges Students to Reject Violence Amid Protests

Education Minister Mirela Kumbaro urged students to reject violence as protests entered their second day. She expressed deep concern over attacks on the Education Ministry and other public institutions. “Physical clashes and property destruction must never replace words, arguments and dialogue,” Kumbaro said. The minister defended students’ right to protest …