Equatorial Guinea vs Cameroon Predictions - Cameroon too good for Equatorial Guinea

Brad Newcomb

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Cameroon have a strong record against Equatorial Guinea, with seven wins.
Cameroon shows impressive form with three wins and only two goals conceded in their last five games.
Equatorial Guinea has struggled recently, winning just one of their last five matches.

Cameroon have been scoring goals lately (Getty Images)

Equatorial Guinea vs Cameroon Predictions

Equatorial Guinea vs Cameroon Predictions
Head to Head
Equatorial Guinea Form
Equatorial Guinea Team News & Injuries
Cameroon Form
Cameroon Team News & Injuries
Verdict

Equatorial Guinea have lacked consistency in recent outings. Cameroon have been in great touch lately and boasts a superior record against their opponents. Cameroon is predicted to win to nil.

Equatorial Guinea have won 1 of their last 5 fixtures.
Equatorial Guinea have scored 4 goals in 5 games.
Equatorial Guinea have conceded 6 goals in 5 matches.
Cameroon have won 3 of their last 5 fixtures.
Cameroon have scored 8 goals in 5 matches.
Cameroon have conceded 2 goals in 5 games.

Head to Head

Cameroon have a commanding lead of seven victories to one against Equatorial Guinea, including two draws in ten meetings.

Equatorial Guinea Form

Equatorial Guinea came up short against the Gambia last weekend, losing by two goals to one.

All the action came in the first half after the Gambia took the lead after 13 minutes of play and went further ahead in the first minute of stoppage time before Equatorial Guinea pulled a goal back three minutes later.

In March, Equatorial Guinea contested two World Cup qualifying fixtures. They defeated Sao Tome & Principe 2-0 at home before drawing 1-1 against Namibia.

The Leopards have won one in their last five matches, including two losses and two draws. They scored five goals and conceded six.

Equatorial Guinea have been struggling to win their matches lately, which is not ideal when facing a Cameroon team that have scored six goals in their recent fixtures.

Equatorial Guinea Team News & Injuries

Alex Masago scored against the Gambia last weekend.

Goalkeepers: Miguel Eyama, Aitor Embela, Manuel Sapunga

Defenders: Néstor Senra, Marvin Anieboh, Basilio Ndong, Marcelo Asumu, Michael Ngaah, Esteban Obiang, Hugo Buyla, Santi Borikó

Midfielders: Federico Bikoro, Marcelino Diosdado Ekong, Jannick Buyla, Gael Joel Akogo, Álex Masogo, Santiago Eneme

Forwards: Iban Salvador, José Nabil Ondo, Dorian Jr., Cristian Makaté, Loren Zúñiga, Josete Miranda, Luis Nlavo, Pedro José Obiang, Emilio Nsue

Cameroon Form

Cameroon cruised to a comfortable 3-0 victory against Uganda in their international friendly last weekend.

Cameroon scored their opening goal in the 34th minute of the match to take a 1-0 lead into the halftime break.

Cameroon doubled their tally three minutes after the restart and grabbed their third goal against Uganda after 69 minutes of play.

Before that result, Cameroon played two FIFA World Cup qualifiers in March, drawing 0-0 against Eswatini away before beating Libya 3-1 at home.

The Indomitable Lions have won three of their last five games, including two draws. They scored eight goals and let in two at the back.

Cameroon have been playing well in recent outings and will fancy their chances against an inconsistent Equatorial Guinea side.

Cameroon Team News & Injuries

Flavien Boyomo scored a brace against Uganda last weekend.

Patrick Soko was also on the scoresheet.

Goalkeepers: Simon Omossola, Simon Ngapandouetnbu, Devis Epassy

Defenders: Yvan Dibango, Darlin Yongwa, Mahamadou Nagida, James Ndjeungoue, James Eto’o, Guy-Marcelin Kilama, Faï Collins, Flavien Boyomo, Junior Tchamadeu, Jean-Charles Castelletto

Midfielders: Martin Atemengue, Arthur Avom, Olivier Kemen, Boris Enow, Wilitty Younoussa, Danny Namaso

Forwards: Patrick Soko, Serge Daura, Boris Mfoumou, Vincent Aboubakar, Florent Batoum, Ignatius Ganago