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    Cameroon VS Democratic Rep Congo

    FIFA World Cup qualification (CAF)
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    Cameroon and DR Congo are set to go head-to-head on Thursday in a high-stakes match as they battle for a spot at the 2026 World Cup. This is a CAF region mini tournament to produce the team for intercontinental playoffs set for March. Cameroon have historically held the upper hand in this matchup, winning four of the last five meetings, including a 2-1 victory in 2021. Cameroon have built their qualification campaign on organisation and game management. Across their last five competitive fixtures, they remain unbeaten, combining clean sheets with attacking authority. Convincing wins such as 4-1 against Cape Verde and 3-0 over Mauritius reflect how they punish opponents when given early initiative, while the 0-0 draw with Angola highlighted the challenge they face against compact setups. However, Cameroon’s Their ability to dictate rhythm and close games down once ahead remains a key strength, particularly in controlled environments like this neutral setting.
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    • RossyG
      RossyG Won 7/10
      The stakes could scarcely be higher as Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo prepare to lock horns at Al-Barid Stadium on Thursday evening in the semi-final of Africas four-team World Cup qualifying playoff. This encounter marks the first meeting between the two nations since January 2021, when the Indomitable Lions triumphed 2-1 in the African Nations Championship quarter-final.
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      WCPAF Cameroon 0-1 Democratic Rep Congo
    • Atticus DC
      Atticus DC
      Cameroon VS Democratic Rep Congo The African qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico have entered a crucial stage. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, ranked second in Group B, will face Cameroon, the second - place team in Group D. This match is a key one to decide whether both sides can advance to the next stage of the play - offs and has attracted wide attention. The Democratic Republic of the Congo was affected by the new rule adjustment of the points ranking in the later stage of the qualifiers. They ended up in third place in the group with 13 points but still retain hopes of qualifying for the World Cup. The team is led by head coach Sebastian Sabre. The announced 25 - man roster is entirely composed of players from overseas leagues. This includes players like Michel - Ange Balikisha from Celtic in Scotland and Mario Stroijkens from Antwerp in Belgium. The forward Maiele, who plays for Pyramids FC in Egypt, has been in excellent form rec
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      WCPAF Cameroon 0-1 Democratic Rep Congo
    • Topnotch
      Topnotch
      Marc Brys Cameroon side had a strong qualifying campaign, finishing second in a tough group. Their only loss came against an overperforming Cape Verde team during the September international break. They went unbeaten in the other nine matches of the ten-game CAF qualifying series. The Democratic Republic of Congo also impressed in qualifying, winning seven games and drawing one, though they finished behind a strong Senegal in Group B. DR Congos latest win came last month, a 1-0 victory over Sudan thanks to Theo Bongondas 29th-minute goal.
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      WCPAF Cameroon 0-1 Democratic Rep Congo
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