Comoros vs Namibia Predictions - Comoros to come out on top against Namibia

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Comoros beat Namibia 1-0 and 4-0 at home in 2025.
Namibia have scored 1 goal in 5 matches.
Comoros are predicted to win to nil at home vs Namibia

Comoros recently had success against Namibia at home (Getty Images)

Comoros suffered a defeat in their opening Africa Cup of Nations fixture but tend to play their best football on home soil. Namibia kicked off their qualifying campaign with a victory but struggled away in Comoros last year. Comoros are predicted to win to nil.

Comoros have lost 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Comoros have scored 3 goals in 5 games.
Comoros have conceded 6 goals in 5 matches.
Namibia have lost 3 of their last 5 fixtures.
Namibia have scored 1 goal in 5 games.
Namibia have conceded 7 goals in 5 matches.

Head to Head

Namibia have a slight edge over Comoros, with four victories to three in seven meetings.

Namibia defeated Comoros 5-4 on penalties in a FIFA Series match in March after the score ended 0-0.

However, Comoros beat Namibia in two home games in 2025, winning 1-0 and 4-0.

Comoros Form

Comoros had no answer in their opening Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Cameroon last week, losing 3-1 away.

The Coelacanths had 34% possession and seven shots in the game, with three attempts on target.

The Indian Ocean Islanders have won one of their last five fixtures, with four defeats. They scored three goals and conceded six.

Comoros had a tough opening AFCON qualifying match but will start confidently in their next Group G match against Namibia, as they defeated their opponents 1-0 and 4-0 at home last year.

Namibia Form

Namibia had the perfect start to their AFCON qualifiers last week, edging Congo 1-0 in Group G.

The Brave Warriors had 54% possession and nine shots in the match, with five attempts on target.

The Southern African team have lost three of their last five fixtures, with two wins. They scored one goal and conceded seven.

Namibia will be pleased to have started their Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign with a victory, but now face a tricky test away to Comoros, as they struggled to beat their opponents in their own backyard in 2025.

Team News

Comoros

Warmed Omari scored in the second half against Cameroon last week.

Goalkeepers: Yannick Pandor, Adel Anzimati, Naim Said Mchindra

Defenders: Warmed Omari, Ben Djaloud Youssouf, Idrisse Mohamed, Yakine Said M’Madi, Yannis Kari, Akim Abdallah, Kenan Toibibou, Ali Mohamed Abdallah

Midfielders: Yacine Bourhane, Rayan Lutin, Iyad Mohamed, Zaydou Youssouf, Yassine Saindou, Ben Chayeel Hamada

Forwards: Said Housseine Zakouani, Ali Aboubacar Abdallah, Kassim Hadji, Adel Mahamoud, Zaid Amir, Aymeric Ahmed, Enzo Riviere.

Namibia

Bethuel Muzeu scored the winner against Congo last week.

Goalkeepers: Kamaijanda Ndisiro, Mervin Kasetura and Jonas Mateus

Defenders: Ivan Kamberipa, Kennedy Eib, Charles Hambira, Alex Mumbango, Sergio Damaseb, Okeri Nguarambuka, Hanamub, Ngero Katua and Tyrese Hikupembe

Midfielders: Aprocius Petrus, Moses Shidolo, Paulus Amutenga, Tuli Nashixwa, Stoffel Witbeen, Prins Tijueza, Ben Namib, Deon Hotto, Wendell Rudath, Nestor Iyambo, Jonas Michael and Shiyave

Forwards: Shalulile, Bethuel Muzeu, David Ndeunyema, Hans Mashiku and Junior Petrus

Verdict

Odds are not yet available but will be added once hey are.

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