Comoros vs Madagascar Predictions - Madagascar to see off Comoros in crunch WC qualifier clash

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 06 Oct 2025

Brad Newcomb 06 Oct 2025

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Madagascar have won 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Comoros are one point behind Madagascar in Group I.
Prediction: Madagascar to win; Both Teams To Score (BTTS) likely (2-1).

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Madagascar have a solid recod against Comoros (Getty Images)

Comoros vs Madagascar Predictions

Comoros vs Madagascar Predictions
Head to Head
Comoros Form
Comoros Team News & Injuries
Madagascar Form
Madagascar Team News & Injuries

Comoros must win to keep their hopes of reaching the World Cup finals alive, but they have a poor record against their opponents. Madagascar have been in great touch lately. Madagascar are predicted to win with BTTS.

Comoros have won 2 of their last 5 fixtures.
Comoros have scored 5 goals in 5 games.
Comoros have conceded 10 goals in 5 matches.
Madagascar have won 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Madagascar have scored 9 goals in 5 games.
Madagascar have conceded 4 goals in 5 matches.

Head to Head

Madagascar have a commanding lead of nine victories to one over Comoros, including two draws in 12 meetings across all competitions.

Madagascar defeated Comoros 2-1 in a 2024 FIFA World Cup qualifier.

Comoros Form

Comoros occupy 3rd place in Group I with 15 points from eight matches. They have won five and lost three.

Comoros had mixed fortunes in their FIFA World Cup qualifiers in September, losing 3-0 to Mali before beating the Central African Republic 2-0.

The Coelacanths have won 2 of their last five fixtures, including three defeats. They scored five goals and conceded ten.

Comoros have to secure all the points in their bid to reach the World Cup finals with only two qualifiers left; however, they face a tough test against Madagascar, as they have a dismal record against their opponents.

Comoros Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Yannick Pandor, Ben Salim Boina, Naime Saïd Mchindra

Defenders: Kassim M'Dahoma, Ahmed Soilihi, Raïmane Daou, Kenan Toibibou, Akim Abdallah, Ismael Boura, Mohamed Youssouf, Saïd Bakary

Midfielders: Yacine Bourhane, Iyad Mohamed, Raouf Mroivili, Youssouf M'Changama, Rayan Lutin, Zaydou Youssouf

Forwards: Rafiki Saïd, Myziane Maolida, Faiz Selemani, El Farou Ben Nabouhane, Youssouf Bendjaloud, Rémy Vita

Madagascar Form

Madagascar are in third place in Group I with 16 points after eight rounds. They have won five, lost two, and drawn once.

Madagascar contested two FIFA World Cup qualification matches in September, beating the Central African Republic 2-0 and Chad 3-1.

The Bareas have recorded one victory in their last five fixtures, including four defeats. They scored seven goals and conceded 11.

Madagascar have performed well this year, reaching the final of the African Nations Championship, and they have only suffered one defeat to Comoros in 12 matches.

Madagascar Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Michel Ramandimbisoa, Zakanirina Rakotoasimbola, Geordan Dupire

Defenders: Sandro Tremoulet, Eshan Kari, Andy Pelmard, Tony Randriamanampisoa, Morgan Jean Pierre, Ryan Ponti, Nicolas Randriamanampisoa, Radonainia Rabemanantsoa

Midfielders: Marco Ilaimaharitra, Mamisoa Rakotoson, Clément Couturier, Rayan Raveloson, Lalaina Rafanomezantsoa, Johan N’zi

Forwards: Tommy Iva, Arnaud Randrianantenaina, Njiva Rakotoharimalala, Hakim Djamel Ferinina, Warren Caddy, Bryann Andriantsiferana, Fabrice Rollers Razafimaro