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Kuwait vs Tanzania Predictions - Kuwait and Tanzania to share the spoils

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 14 Nov 2025

Brad Newcomb 14 Nov 2025

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Kuwait lost 4 of last 5 matches.
Tanzania also lost 4 of last 5 games.
A draw with both teams scoring (BTTS) is predicted.

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Tanzania have been lacking goals lately (Getty Images)

Kuwait vs Tanzania Predictions

Kuwait vs Tanzania Predictions
Head to Head
Kuwait Form
Kuwait Team News & Injuries
Tanzania Form
Tanzania Team News & Injuries
Verdict

Kuwait have been in a slump lately, often losing their fixtures. Tanzania have also been struggling to win their matches in recent outings. A BTTS draw is predicted between the two teams.

Kuwait have lost 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Kuwait have scored 2 goals in 5 matches.
Kuwait have conceded 11 goals in 5 games.
Tanzania have lost 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Tanzania have scored 1 goal in 5 matches.
Tanzania have conceded 6 goals in 5 games.

Head to Head

Kuwait and Tanzania meet for the first time in a competitive match.

Kuwait Form

Kuwait contested three international friendlies between September and October. They drew 2-2 with Syria and lost 2-0 to Uzbekistan and 1-0 to Morocco B.

The Blue Wave have lost four of their last five fixtures, including one draw. They scored two goals and conceded 11.

Kuwait must improve their performance against Tanzania, as they have failed to register a victory in ten outings, which includes seven defeats and three draws.

Kuwait Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Babacar Niasse, Babacar Diop, Abdulrahman Sarr

Defenders: Khadim Diaw, Al-Damine Al-Salek, Noah Mohammed Al-Obeid, Lamine Ba, Mohammed Ramadan Zouid, Mohammed Sarr, Abdullah Al-Eid, Ibrahim Keita

Midfielders: Mactar Magassa, Bakary Kamara, Al-Hassan Al-Eid, Kassouma Fofana, Abdulrahman Soumare, Mohammed Saeed, Amr Haidara, Yaacoub Sidi

Forwards: Al-Mamy Tetah, Mamadou Sy, Ahmed Salem Mubarak, Ahmed Sidi Moussa, Amr Sidi Bona, Idrissa Thiam, Ahmed Al-Mukhtar

Tanzania Form

Tanzania lost 1-0 to Zambia in a FIFA World Cup qualifier and lost 2-0 to Iran in an international friendly in October.

Before that, Tanzania drew 1-1 with the Congo and narrowly lost 1-0 to Niger in two World Cup qualifying matches in September.

The Tafia Stars have lost four of their last five fixtures, including one draw. They scored one goal and conceded six.

Tanzania have been out of sorts upfront lately, losing four and drawing two in six matches due to the lack of goals.

Tanzania Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Yakoub Suleiman Ali, Zuberi Foba, Hussein Masalanga

Defenders: Shomari Kapombe, Mohamed Husseini, Bakari Mwamnyeto, Ibrahim Hamad, Dickson Job, Haji Mnoga, Pascal Msindo, Alphonce Msanga, Wilson Nangu

Midfielders: Feisal Salum, Mudathir Yahya, Novatus Miroshi, Charles M'Mombwa, Morice Abraham, Khalid Habibu

Forwards: Abdul Hamisi Suleiman, Kelvin John, Selemani Mwalimu, Tarryn Allarakhia, Paul Peter

Verdict

Kuwait v Tanzania

A BTTS draw with a 1-1 score is tipped between Kuwait and Tanzania, as neither team looks likely to win the match based on their current form.

Draw

Result

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Brad graduated from the University of South Africa with a Bcom-Management Accounting degree and has a financial background.

His love of sport has seen him venture down the road of researching sporting history for the past several years, specifically boxing, cricket and football.

Other sports of particular interest are golf, tennis, horse racing and motorsports.

Additionally, he spends his time researching the military history of his home country of South Africa.

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