In a surprising turn of events, Cameroon was held to a 0-0 draw by Eswatini during the resumed African qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Despite being significantly higher ranked and unbeaten in five matches, Cameroon struggled to convert chances, with Bryan Mbeumo's effort hitting the woodwork. Meanwhile, Tunisia maintained their strong form in Group H with a 1-0 win over Liberia. Madagascar also made headlines by claiming the top spot in Group I after a comprehensive 4-1 victory against the Central African Republic. These qualifiers present a challenging landscape as teams vie for the nine World Cup spots available.
Cameroon struggled in their qualifier against Eswatini, a team ranked 159th, despite being unbeaten in five games and showcasing missed opportunities.
Tunisia's victory over Liberia strengthens their position, ensuring they remain five points clear at the top of Group H, showcasing their impressive form.
Mbeumo's performances for Cameroon, hitting the woodwork and creating chances, indicate a pressing need for more clinical finishing by the team.
Madagascar's rise to the top of Group I highlights a competitive qualifying stage, showcasing the unpredictability of African football during the qualifiers.
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