Comoros vs Mali Prediction & Betting Tips (20 March)

For the moment, the Comoros produce perfect qualifications by being first of their group with 9 points in the space of 4 days, the equal of Ghana, 2nd. Last June, date of the last two days, the Comoros had beaten Chad quite easily 2-0 a few days after their first defeat in these qualifiers, against Madagascar 2-1. During the first two days, they won against the Central African Republic 4-2, and against Ghana 1-0. Eliminated in 1/8 final of the last CAN, the Comoros qualified for the next edition by finishing first in their qualification pool in front of Tunisia and Gambia. On the other hand, in March, the selection which never participated in a World Cup was eliminated from the race for the African Nations Championship by the Malawi with two losses in 0-2 dam, and 2-0. In front, we find Mali, rather badly in time for the moment in these qualifications with a porous fourth place with only 5 points, already four lengths behind the first two.

The fault of course is a lack of success as was the case last June with a draw on neutral field against the Malagasy, however reduced to ten from the quarter of an hour of play 0-0 and a defeat against Ghana 1-2. During the first salvo, the Malians had rejected the assaults of Chad Victory 3-1, and held in check by the Central African Republic 1-1. Like the Comoros, Mali participated in the qualifications of the next CAN and distinguished itself by taking first place in its group in front of Mozambique or Guinea-Bissau. On the other hand, even a sentence in the qualification dam for the African Nations Championship with an elimination against Mauritania defeat 1-0 on the outward journey, 0-0 on the return. 

The list of Comoros responds to the continuity of the excellent results gleaned in the previous months. However, note the summons of the talented Aboubacar Ali Abdallah, trained in Strasbourg and currently evolving in Portuguese D2. The latter also made a quick passage to the Olympic Nîmes. There is also the return to the Nantes group Adel Mahamoud (4 Sél). In the defensive sector, we find Omari (Ol), Soilihi (Quevilly-Rouen), Zahary (Zalgiris), Mmadi (OM), without forgetting the side Ben Boura (Troyes), Abdallah (Rodez), Youssouf (Ajaccio), and Bakari (Sparta Rotterdam). The winger Said Ahamada (Troyes) is also well part of the list, just like Rayan Lutin (Amiens), and his comrade in Club Rémy Vita.

Let us note, on the other hand, the absences of Ben Fardou Ben Mohamed who pays his lack of playing time in club and Bendjaloud Youssouf (choice of the coach). On the side with the Real Sociedad, the former Rennais Hamari Traoré (58 Sél), is not part of the group despite his recent return to competition. For the 2nd time successive Amadou Haidara (RB Leipzig), and Lassine Sinayoko (Auxerre) are not present, ditto for Kouyaté (Montpellier). Conversely, a newly new one has just placed its luggage in selection, the Sangaré goalscorer (Levski Sofia). Yves Bissouma (Tottenham), and the goalscorer El-Bilal Touré (9 goals in 22 selections) are indeed part of Kamary Doumbia (Brest), Nene Dorgeles (Salzburg), Koita (CSKA Moscow), and Mamadou Camara (Laval).