Benin vs Rwanda Prediction & Betting Tips (6 June)

Benin has not won a match since March 27, 2022. So yes, there was a success against the same Rwanda in qualifying for the CAN in 2023 but the latter was forfeited 0-3. Clearly, it has now been 14 games since the Cheetahs have not celebrated a single TCC victory and a mixed record for the start of the qualifying campaign for the next World Cup with a defeat against South Africa 2-1 and a draw on the Lesotho pitch 0-0. In March, Benin called on Cote d'Ivoire and Senegal in a friendly for another disadvantageous result with a draw against the reigning African champion Cote d'Ivoire 2-2 and a defeat against Senegal lastly 1-0.

Rwanda started this qualifying campaign much better by calmly winning against South Africa on the 2nd day 2-0 following their draw against Zimbabwe 0 -0. In March, during a campaign of friendly matches, the selection which has never taken part in a World Cup was reassured again by drawing a draw against Botswana 0-0 and beating Madagascar 0-2.

For this gathering, a boy like Steve Mounié (Brest, 16 goals in 49 seasons) will be present to defend the flag like Dossou (Sochaux, 9 goals in 60 caps), defender Cédric Hountondji (Angers SCO), of Tosin (Lorient, 3 achievements in 9 selections) without forgetting the midfielders Olaïtan (Troyes) and Almeida Sessi (Pau FC). Furthermore, note that the new coach (Rohr) has given his confidence to six players playing in the local championship. Note on the other hand the absence of the Rodez striker, Andrés Hountondji (injured thigh). As a general rule, the Rwandan group is much less extensive than that of Benin with players who play for the most part in truly competitive championships.

minors next to L1 and L2 which remain well represented on the other side of the median. The scorers of the last qualifying match, Nshuti and Mughisha, should be there, as should midfielder Bizimina (Kryvbas, Ukrainian D1).