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Load to games, loads of fun, loads of screaming.

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And me, Natalie Cassidy, so your evenings can be a little less

searching and a lot more auction listen on BBC sounds. Hello and thank you for downloading Witness History from the BBC World Service.

All this week we've been hearing stories from Algeria's War of Independence.

In our final program we're going back to April 1958 when a group of top Algerian footballers

secretly abandon the clubs they were playing for in France

to join an Algerian national team.

The team's formation was considered a major coup for the independence movement.

Mike Lanchin spoke to one of the players involved. It was a

a atmosphere a player because it was the first front

that the national and was joue.

We were all weeping with emotion because it was the first time that the national anthem was played in a stadium

and the Algerian flag was hoisted in a stadium. The players of the FLN team, we were in tears, all of us.

In April 1958, some of France's leading Algerian-born footballers are lining up for a truly

historic and emotional match in Tunis. They're proudly sporting the colours of the anti-French guerrilla group, the Algerian National Liberation Front, FLN. Our shirts were green, our shorts were white and we wore the insignia of Algeria.

How I wish we'd kept one or two. and we wore the insignia of Algeria.

How I wish we'd kept one or two of those shirts.

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