Second-half substitute Nadhir Benbouali headed in a corner kick in the 69th minute and Amine Gouiri provided the game-winner in the 82nd to give Algeria its first win at the World Cup since 2014.

A dramatic 3-3 draw in Kansas City saw Algeria advance to the Round of 32, highlighting a new record at the World Cup.

Algeria's draw with Austria at Kansas City Stadium was enough to put both teams through to the round of 32, and extend the mutual affection between the African squad and Lawrence, Kansas, the college town they're calling home during the tournament.

Algerians and Lawrence residents gathered in green, red and white to celebrate at the earthwork. Unity was on display as the crowd sang Algerian chants and "Rock Chalk."

Manager Vladimir Petković expects heavy Algerian and local support at Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium as the Desert Foxes aim to secure a last-16 spot against Austria.

Algeria is feeling right at home in Lawrence, Kansas, during the World Cup. The town has embraced the team with open arms, from a warm airport welcome to learning the Algerian anthem.

From local businesses to campus events, Lawrence has embraced Algeria in ways that surprised visitors and inspired fans.

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