Congo vs Comoros Prediction

Recent form: a big gap in recency

Congo's six games here come from their last Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign, played between September and November 2024. They won one, drew one and lost four, shipping twelve goals in six matches, so it was a rough defensive patch at the time.

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Congo: 6 completed matches; Comoros: 20 completed matches.

Congo

6 matches

Win

16.7% 1 / 6

Draw

16.7% 1 / 6

Loss

66.7% 4 / 6

Scored

4

Conceded

12

Difference

-8

Comoros

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

20

Conceded

25

Difference

-5

Comoros have a much more recent sample, twenty matches since November 2024 covering friendlies, the Arab Cup, the COSAFA Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations finals itself. Six wins, five draws and nine losses is far from flawless, but they've stayed competitive against varied opposition, including a run to the Africa Cup of Nations finals.

Comoros arrive with far more recent game time behind them than Congo's qualifying sample offers.

Comparative Team Statistics: Congo vs Comoros

Where the two sides sit in this group

Comoros top this qualifying group with three wins and three draws from six played, without a single loss. Congo sit third, having won just one of five with three defeats and a goal difference well into negative territory.

This is a partial table showing only these two teams, so it doesn't tell us where anyone else in the group stands. But on what we can see, Comoros have been the more solid, structured side so far.

The eight-point gap between them so far says plenty about how differently their campaigns have gone.

What this all means heading into November

With the match still a month away from when this picture was taken, neither side's situation is fixed. Comoros' recent run suggests a well-travelled, battle-tested squad, while Congo's evidence is older and doesn't tell us much about their current shape.

Comoros also have the healthier underlying numbers: top of this table, unbeaten in six, and far more recent minutes under their belt. Congo will need to have tightened things up since that defensive slump if they're to trouble them.