Senegal vs Togo Prediction & Betting Tips (25 March)

Since its elimination in the round of 16 of the last CAN, Senegal remains undefeated. The Lions of Teranga have chained friendly successes against Gabon and Benin, a draw against the DRC, as well as a victory against Mauritania in qualifying for the World Cup, currently placing them third after the victory of the DRC. During the qualifications for the CAN, Senegal dominated its group by finishing undefeated with 16 points out of 18. More recently, two victories against Liberia allowed them to qualify for the next African Nations Championship with a largely altered team, and a draw against Sudan during this truce extended their impressive series of invincibility at 21 games. 2006, 2006 seems to be off to miss the 2026 edition in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Currently 4th in group B, the hawks are already a delay of 6 points in 2nd place qualifying. During the first five playoffs, they chained the counter-performance with dummies against Sudan 1-1, Senegal 0-0, South Sudan 1-1 and Mauritania 2-2, as well as a defeat against DR Congo 1-0. This bad dynamic is a continuation of their failure in qualifying for the CAN 2025, where they finished 3rd in their group, behind Algeria and Equatorial Guinea, with a disappointing assessment of a victory, two draws and three defeats. 

Senegal must deal with several notable absences, such as the guardian replacing Dieng (Boro), the side Jakobs (Galatasaray) and Diouf (Slavia Prague), as well as Ballo Touré (Le Havre). In the middle, Habib Diarra (Strasbourg) and Nampalys Mendy (Lens) also lack the call, as is the attackers Bamba Dieng (Angers), Jackson (Chelsea) and Ndiaye (Everton). Despite these packages, the team can count on several executives. Goalkeeper Mendy (al-Ahli) and defenders Koulibaly (al-Hilal) and Niakhaté (OL) will ensure defensive solidity. In the middle, Idrissa Gueye (Everton), Pape Gueye (Villarreal), Diatta and Camara (Monaco) as well as Pape Matar Sarr (Tottenham) will be essential. In attack, Sadio Mané (Al-Nassr), Ismaïla Sarr (Crystal Palace), Habib Diallo (Damac), Dia (Lazio) and Sima (Brest) are in the running for a holder.

The Togo will be able to count on several players playing in Europe, including executives like Barcola (paços de Ferreira), Djene (Getafe) and Romao (Ionikos, ex-OM). The Middle Dermane (Kortrijk) and the winger Klidje (Lucerne, Ex-Bordeaux) will also be there. In attack, Denkey (Cincinnati), recent defector of the Bruges circle, will lead the offensive with its 9 goals in 39 selections. On the other hand, the top scorer in activity, Kodjo Fo-Doh Laba (20 goals in 52 selections), as well as the defender Bessilé (ex-Dunkirk) and the Tchakei medium (3 goals in 31 selections) will miss the call.