"He is the origin of all the events that have occurred, including the barbaric aggression that injured ... our players, shocked them and put our players under extremely unfavourable conditions," Mohammed Raouraoua said of Egypt's Samir Zaher.
Raouraoua was speaking to reporters in Khartoum, where the two teams will compete in a World Cup play-off on Wednesday after Egypt beat Algeria last week but failed to oust its rivals over goal difference.
A bus carrying the Algerian team was stoned by Egyptians on Thursday as it headed from the airport to the squad's hotel.
People then took to the streets in Algiers, attacking 15 offices belonging to a local subsidiary of the Egyptian mobile provider Orascom Telecom and twice ransacking the Algiers offices of Egypt Air, prompting Egypt to call in the Algerian ambassador.
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