South Sudan vs Togo Predictions - South Sudan and Togo to share the spoils
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- South Sudan has yet to secure a Group B victory.
- Togo struggles away, losing 4 of their last 5 matches.
- A BTTS 1-1 draw predicted between the two nations.
South Sudan drew with Togo in an earlier World Cup qualifier (Getty Images)
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South Sudan vs Togo Predictions
- South Sudan vs Togo Predictions
- Head to Head
- South Sudan Form
- South Sudan Team News & Injuries
- Togo Form
- Togo Team News & Injuries
South Sudan are still searching for their first victory in Group B. Togo have not been at their best away from home in recent outings. A BTTS draw is predicted between the two teams.
- South Sudan have lost 3 of their last 5 home fixtures.
- South Sudan have scored 7 goals in 5 home matches.
- South Sudan have conceded 13 goals in 5 home games.
- Togo have lost 4 of their last 5 away fixtures.
- Togo have scored 2 goals in 5 away matches.
- Togo have conceded 11 goals in 5 away games.
Head to Head
South Sudan and Togo drew 0-0 in a 2024 FIFA World Cup qualifier.
South Sudan Form
South Sudan had no answer in their qualification match against Senegal last weekend, losing 5-0.
South Sudan conceded after 29 minutes of play to trail by a goal to nil at half-time.
The Bright Stars conceded four unanswered goals in the second half against Senegal in the 46th, 54th, 60th, and 75th minutes of the match.
Before that, South Sudan lost 4-1 to DR Congo and drew 0-0 with Mauritania in two FIFA World Cup qualifiers in September.
South Sudan are last in Group B with four points from nine games. They have drawn four and lost five.
South Sudan have lost three of their last five fixtures, including two draws. They scored two goals and conceded 11.
The Bright Stars have won two of their last five home fixtures, including three defeats. They scored seven goals and conceded 13 at the back.
South Sudan remain winless in Group B after nine rounds, which is a poor return, but they have had some success at home in recent outings.
South Sudan Team News & Injuries
Goalkeepers: Majak Maling Mawith, Michael Marko Magut, Godwill Yugusuk Simon
Defenders: Samuel Taban Malis, Dhat Joseph Stephen, Pal Paul Puk, Toha Rashid Freedon, Atir Thomas Tom, Benjamin Laku Lotelek, Okocha Rashid Thomas, Wani Ivan Adebo, Atendele Mawa
Midfielders: Chan Peter Deng, Mario Taban Cherelino, Joseph Malish Manase, Chol Peter Bentiu, Jackson Morgan Obede, Kur Kur
Forwards: Innocent Ronald, David Sebit Thong-Dhang, Okello Tito Lazarus, Ajack Riak, Pap Chol Majok, Keer Mangar Majak, Kuach Yuel, Ayom Majok
Togo Form
Togo fell short in the qualifier against DR Congo last weekend, losing by a goal to nil.
Togo had a poor start against DR Congo, conceding in the seventh minute of the match.
Togo could not find an equalising goal during the remainder of the contest.
Before that result, Togo lost 2-0 to Mauritania and defeated Sudan 1-0 in two FIFA World Cup qualifying matches in September.
Togo are in 4th in Group B with seven points from nine matches. They have won one, drawn four and lost four.
Togo have won one of their last five fixtures, including three defeats and one draw. They scored three goals and conceded seven.
The Sparrowhawks have secured one victory in their last five away matches, including four defeats. They scored two goals and conceded 11.
Togo will aim to finish their World Cup qualifying campaign on a high; however, they have been struggling to get results away from home lately.
Togo Team News & Injuries
Goalkeepers: Fadlle Tondoro Cissé, Steven Mensah, Abd-Laziz Sambou
Defenders: Mawouna Amevor, Kennedy Boateng, Kevin Boma, Abdoul-Sabourh Bode, Dakonam Djene, Sadik Fofana, Emmanuel Hackman, Amoudane Ouro-Ayeva
Midfielders: Evra Agbagno, Roger Aholou, Dermanne Karim, Samsindin Ouro, Alaixys Romao
Forwards: Etienne Amenyido, Yaw Annor, Kevin Denkey, David Henen, Thibault Klidje, Kodjo Laba, Isaac Mounkala, Ismail Ouro-Agoro, Guillaume Yenoussi
Verdict
A BTTS draw with a 1-1 score is tipped between South Sudan and Togo, as both teams look evenly matched for their final World Cup qualifier.
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