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Benin vs Rwanda Predictions - Benin and Rwanda to settle for a point

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 05 Jun 2024

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Brad Newcomb 05 Jun 2024

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Benin vs Rwanda tips for Thursday's World Cup qualifier Group C match (21:00 SAST)
Benin have not lost against their opponents in four fixtures
Can Rwanda win on the road?

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Can Rwanda win on the road? (Getty Images)

Benin vs Rwanda Predictions

Benin have struggled to win both home and away in recent outings but enjoyed success against their opponents last year, Rwanda have improved lately but often draw on their travels. A BTTS draw is predicted between the two nations.

Benin vs Rwanda Predictions
Head to Head
Benin Form
Benin Team News & Injuries
Rwanda Form
Rwanda Team News & Injuries

Benin have drawn 2 of their last 5 home games in all competitions.
Benin have scored 4 goals in 5 home matches in all competitions.
Benin have conceded 4 goals in 5 home fixtures in all competitions.
Rwanda have drawn 3 of their last 5 away games in all competitions.
Rwanda have scored 3 goals in 5 away matches in all competitions.
Rwanda have conceded 3 goals in 5 away fixtures in all competitions.

Head to Head

Benin have the advantage with three victories to one over Rwanda, including two draws in six meetings across all competitions.

Benin drew 1-1 against Rwanda at home and won 3-0 away in two AFCON qualifiers during 2023.

Benin Form

Benin did not have the best start to their World Cup qualifying campaign, losing 2-1 against South Africa and drawing 0-0 against Lesotho away from home in November last year.

The Cheetahs contested two friendlies away from home in March this year, drawing 2-2 against the Ivory Coast before losing 1-0 against Senegal.

Benin have lost three of their last five fixtures, including two draws. They scored four goals and conceded seven.

The Cheetahs have won one of their last five home games, including two losses and two draws. They scored four goals and conceded four.

Benin have been out-of-sorts lately and have only managed one victory in nine home matches, which includes four losses and four draws; however, they have a solid record over Rwanda, winning two of their last four meetings.

Benin Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Saturnin Allagbe, Marcel Dandjinou, Karim Rahman

Defenders: Cedric Hountondji, David Kiki, Rodrigue Fassinou, Rachid Moumini, Yohan Roche, Rabiou Sankamao, Mohammed Tijani, Olivier Verdon

Midfielders: Sessi D'Almeida, Dokou Dodo, Prince Ricardo Dossou, Hassane Imourane, Mariano Ahouangbo, Mattéo Ahlinvi, Junior Olaitan

Forwards: Steve Mounie, Andreas Hountondji, Jodel Dossou, David Tchetchao, Tosin Aiyegun, Samson Akinyoola, Romaric Amoussou

Rwanda Form

Rwanda enjoyed a solid beginning in their opening two World Cup qualifiers at home, drawing 0-0 against Zimbabwe and defeating South Africa 2-0.

Rwanda played two international friendlies in March, drawing 0-0 against Botswana before beating Madagascar 2-0.

The Wasps have registered two victories in their last five matches, including three draws. They scored five goals and conceded one.

Amavubi have secured one victory in their last five away fixtures, including one loss and three draws. They scored three goals and let in three at the back.

Benin have been out-of-sorts lately and have only managed one victory in nine home matches, which include four losses and four draws; however, they have a solid record over Rwanda, winning two of their last four meetings.

Rwanda Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Fiacre Ntwali, Maxime Wenssens, Adolphe Hakizimana

Defenders: Omborenga Fitina, Gilbert Byiringiro, Claude Niyomugabo, Emmanuel Imanishimwe, Ange Mutsinzi, Thierry Manzi, Clement Niyigena, Yunusu Nshimiyimana, Dylan Maes

Midfielders: Djihad Bizimana, Rafael York, Jean Bosco Ruboneka, Bonheur Mugisha, Steve Rubanguka, Hakim Sahabo, Samuel Gueulette and Kevin Muhire

Forwards: Gilbert Mugisha, Innocent Nshuti, Arthur Gitego, Patrick Sibomana, Jojea Kwizera.

Verdict

Benin v Rwanda

A tight BTTS draw is tipped between Benin and Rwanda, as they look evenly matched in their current home and away form, with a 1-1 scoreline at full-time.

Draw

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1-1 Draw

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