2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers

Rwanda seek away win to maintain lead in FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers

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The Amavubi of Rwanda will be hungry to pick a positive result away to Benin inorder to maintain their lead in Group C of the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers.

After a draw against Zimbabwe and a deserved 2-0 win against South Africa, Rwanda are top of Group C with 4 points, ahead of South Africa who have 3 points.

Torsten Frank Spittler, the Rwanda coach has made it clear that they will have to handle the match with a lot of caution and discipline. Benin will host the Rwanda team at the Felix H. Boigny Stadium in Ivory Coast.

Ethiopia who have so far collected 1 point from two matches played will also be in action tonight away to Guinea Bissau in a Group A match, while Sudan take on hosts Mauritania in a Group B match in Nouakchott.

Meanwhile in some of the matches played on Wednesday, South Sudan earned a 1-1 draw away to Togo in a Group B tie, while Djibouti suffered a 2-1 defeat to hosts Sierra Leone in a Group A match played in El Jadida in Morocco.

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