Updated 15 November 2026.
Congo and Comoros meet at the Stade Alphonse Massamba-Débat on Tuesday 17 November, kick-off 19:00 UK, in the Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications group stage. The two sides played out a 0-0 draw on 13 November, four days earlier.
Congo have drawn their last two matches and sit 4th in the group table on 2 points. Comoros are 2nd on 4 points after a win, a draw and a loss. Congo have scored 1 goal in three group games and Comoros 2.
Congo lost the first of their three group games 1-0 to Namibia, then drew 1-1 with Cameroon and 0-0 with Comoros. Three group games have produced 1 goal scored and 2 conceded: Congo average 0.33 goals a game and concede 0.67, and they kept a clean sheet in a third of their matches.
Before the group, Congo lost 3-1 to Niger and 1-0 to Morocco in CAF World Cup Qualifiers in October 2025.
Comoros opened with a 3-1 defeat to Cameroon, then beat Namibia 1-0 before the draw with Congo. They have kept a clean sheet in two of their three games, scored 0.67 goals a game, conceded 1 a game and had 2.67 shots on target a game. In friendlies they lost 1-0 to Kazakhstan in March and beat Equatorial Guinea 1-0 in June, and across their last ten games they have three wins, four draws and three defeats.
Both sides have a both-teams-to-score rate of 33% in qualifying. Congo have not played an over 2.5 goals game in the group, while Comoros have had one in three. Congo average 2 cards a game and Comoros 1.33, and Congo average 3.67 shots on target a game against 2.67 for Comoros.
Three Congo players have had a shot in each of the three group games: Beni Namboka averages 2 a game, Merveil Ndockyt 1.7 and Mons Bassouamina 1.3. Gaius Makouta has made a tackle and committed a foul in each of the three games, and Janard Mbemba has tackled in all three at 1.7 a game.
For Comoros, Zaydou Youssouf has made a tackle in three straight games, averaging 3.3. Comoros's tackles come from several players: Akim Abdallah and Yacine Bourhane have each made at least one in three straight games at 1.7 a game, as has Warmed Omari at 1.3. Housseine Zakouani has had a shot in each of three games at 2 a game.
The bookmakers have Congo as favourites at 2.05 with midnite, with the draw at 3.00 and Comoros at 3.80. The two sides drew 0-0 on 13 November and Congo have drawn their last two matches. Over 2.5 goals is 2.38 and both teams to score is 2.10.
| Market | Best price |
|---|---|
| Congo to win | 2.05 (midnite) |
| Draw | 3.00 (midnite) |
| Comoros to win | 3.80 (midnite) |
| Both teams to score | 2.10 (midnite) |
| Over 1.5 goals | 1.44 (midnite) |
| Over 2.5 goals | 2.38 (midnite) |
Neither side has scored more than two goals across its three group games, and their meeting on 13 November finished 0-0. Congo average 5.33 corners and 12.33 fouls a game, Comoros 5.67 corners and 11.33 fouls.
Congo vs Comoros kicks off at 19:00 UK on Tuesday 17 November 2026 at the Stade Alphonse Massamba-Débat. It is a Group Stage match in the Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications, played four days after the sides drew 0-0.
Congo and Comoros drew 0-0 in the Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications on 13 November 2026, four days before their Tuesday 17 November rematch. Congo have drawn their last 2 matches, and Comoros are 2nd in the group on 4 points to Congo's 2.
Congo are favourites for Congo vs Comoros at 2.05 with midnite in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on 17 November 2026, ahead of the draw at 3.00 and Comoros at 3.80. The sides drew 0-0 in the reverse fixture on 13 November.
Both teams to score in Congo vs Comoros is priced at 2.10 with midnite in the 2026 Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications, and each side has a 33% both-teams-to-score rate in qualifying so far. Their meeting on 13 November finished 0-0.
Comoros are 2nd and Congo 4th in their 2026 Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications group ahead of Congo vs Comoros. Comoros have 4 points from 3 games after a win, a draw and a loss, while Congo have 2 points from 3 after two draws and a defeat.
Beni Namboka, Merveil Ndockyt and Mons Bassouamina have each had at least 1 shot in all 3 of Congo's Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers in 2026. Namboka leads the way at 2 shots a game, ahead of Ndockyt on 1.7 and Bassouamina on 1.3.