Seychelles vs Burundi Predictions - Burundi set to extend winning streak over Seychelles

Burundi have a commanding lead of six victories to none against Seychelles in all competitions. 

The Berkane Municipal Stadium in Morocco is the value for this fixture.

The Seychelles slumped to their third consecutive World Cup qualifier defeat last weekend, losing 5-1 against the Gambia.

Seychelles were left trailing against the Gambia after ten minutes of play but responded well, drawing level four minutes later; however, the second half would turn into a disaster.

Seychelles conceded four unanswered goals in the second stanza, in the 52nd, 55th, 66th, and 78th minutes of the match. 

The Pirates have lost five consecutive fixtures, scoring three goals and conceding 25. 

Seychelles have their work cut out when they take on Burundi, having lost every match against their opponents. Can they limit the number of goals they concede to have a chance of salvaging something out of the game?

Ryan Henriette scored the first-half equaliser against the Gambia. 

Players: Saverio Tsiahoua, Stenio Marie, Brandon Labrosse, Ryan Henriette, Makhan Cissoko, Warren Mellie, Markus Payet, Anil Dijoux, Dean Mothe, Gervais Waye-hive, Stephan Ladouce, Imra Raheriniaina, Lorenzo Hoareau, Elie Sopha, Nick Labiche, Romeo Padachy, Laurence Leon, Vince Fred, Johan Gamatice, Jerron Joubert, Ian Ah-kong, Densley Joubert, Charmaine Hausl, Tyron Cadeau

Burundi left it late to earn a point against Kenya away from home in their FIFA World Cup qualifying match last weekend.

Burundi could not find an opening against Kenya in the first half, going into the break with the score level at 0-0.

Burundi were the first to concede when Kenya scored in the 72nd minute of the match; however, Burundi held their nerve, equalising 13 minutes later.

The Swallows have lost three of their last five fixtures, including two draws. They scored three goals and let in eight at the back. 

Burundi are fourth in Group F after three rounds, level on points with Kenya, and have a golden opportunity to secure maximum points against a Seychelles side currently out of their depth. 

Sudi Abdalla scored the late equaliser against Kenya. 

Goalkeepers: Matteo Nkurunziza, Jonathan Nahimana, Aladin Bizimana

Defenders :Vaillance A. Nihorimbere, Claus Niyukuri, Keita Bukuru, Frederick Nsabiyumva, Ismail Nshimirimana, Lucien Delaigle  

Midfidlers: Youssuf Ndayishimiye, Henry Msanga, Elie E. Mokono, Jamir Naudts, Saidi Ntibazonkiza, Donasiyano Irakoze, Akbar Muderi, Gael Bigirimana, Abedi Bigirimana

Forwards: Shaban Hussein, Richard Kilongozi, Elvis Kamsoba, Mohammed Amissi, Sudi Abdalla, Bienvenu Kanakimana, Jordy Liongola