Mauritania vs D.R. Congo Prediction & Betting Tips (25 March)

Mauritania should not be able to compete in its first World Cup next season. The 1/8th finalist of the last CAN has so far collected only 2 points during the 5 games he played in this qualifying group following defeats lived against the DRC at the first leg 2-0, in Sudan 0-2 and in Senegal 0-1 and a draw obtained against South Sudan 0-0. In recent days, the Lions of Chinguetti have been able to win a new draw against Togo 2-2 but they remain in 5th position of this pool, far from the qualifying spots for the next World Cup. For its part, the Democratic Republic of Congo still has every chance of being able to compete for its first World Cup next year.

This selection is indeed in the 2nd row of this hen with a small point of only delay on Sudan which is the leader. 4th in the last CAN, she has also validated her ticket for the next edition which will be disputed next winter. Friday, the leopards did a good operation by winning without shining against South Sudan 1-0 while they remained on losses wiped against Guinea 1-0 and Ethiopia 0-2 last November.

Mauritania has in its ranks several elements which evolve or have evolved in Ligue 2, in particular like the Ngom (Pau) and Guessouma Fofana (Al Hilal, ex-amiens and Guingamp) circles. There are also some interesting offensive cartridges like the Koita attackers (AEK, 16 Sél, 3 goals), goalscorer last Friday, and Yade (Sheriff Tiraspol, 9 Sél) are present. Conversely, the holder Niasse (who is a replacement in Guingamp), the Cannes defender Houssen Abderrahmane, and the Trojan striker Pape Ibnou Ba are not in the list of players present for this match. For the DRC, the present workforce is undoubtedly much more interesting. We find indeed the Real Bétis scorer Cédric Bakambu (16 goals in 54 capes), the Brentford Wissa striker (5 goals in 29 capes), and Simon Banza who has a high -flying season with Trabzonspor (17 goals in 23 games of championship).

The striker Elia (Young Boys), the former Nantes Samuel Moutoussamy (Sivasspor), the solid Bongonda (Spartak Moscow), or Kayembe (Watford), and Pickel (Cremone, SB) are also operational. Put on the closet at OM, defender Mbemba (91 Sél) retains the confidence of his coach. Masuaku (Besiktas), the Stéphanois Batubinsika (9 capes), and the porters evolving in teams French as Bertaud (Montpellier), and Mpasi (Rodez) are also part of this solid workforce. On the other hand, Kalulu (Lorient), and Axel Tuanzebe (Ipswich) were left out for this rally.