As the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers resume this weekend across Africa, all eyes will be on Group C arguably the most competitive group in the African zone featuring Nigeria’s Super Eagles, South Africa’s Bafana Bafana, Lesotho’s Crocodiles, Rwanda’s Amavubi, and Benin Republic’s Cheetahs.
With only two rounds of matches left to play, the race for the top spot remains wide open. Benin currently leads the table with 14 points, edging South Africa on goal difference, while Nigeria and Rwanda are tied on 11 points each.
On Matchday 9, the fixtures are crucial and could decide who heads to the 2026 World Cup:
Amor Bhoi
20 days agoAs the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers resume this weekend across Africa, all eyes will be on Group C arguably the most competitive group in the African zone featuring Nigeria’s Super Eagles, South Africa’s Bafana Bafana, Lesotho’s Crocodiles, Rwanda’s Amavubi, and Benin Republic’s Cheetahs.
With only two rounds of matches left to play, the race for the top spot remains wide open. Benin currently leads the table with 14 points, edging South Africa on goal difference, while Nigeria and Rwanda are tied on 11 points each.
On Matchday 9, the fixtures are crucial and could decide who heads to the 2026 World Cup: