Fixture between Benin & Zimbabwe is looking to be one of those games where momentum flies out the window. Underway
Benin’s been hot and cold, their showings fluctuating from inspired to baffling. Meanwhile, Zimbabwe’s fighting through a slump, their backline looking shaky.
Digging into past games, it’s a crapshoot. Benin’s had the edge lately, but soccer’s got a nonexistent memory.
Personal take: Both outfits’ve got holes. Benin’s center park’s off-rhythm, while Zimbabwe’s forwards needs a cutting edge.
In terms of the World Cup Africa Qualification, this game carries added significance. The division’s race for top spots means every outcome matters, and both sides know a statement win here could shift momentum in the standings. Current performances in the World Cup Africa Qualification suggests neither side can afford lapses, making this encounter even more compelling.
Still, there’s a feeling about this one—perhaps, it’s the fixture where a player becomes a hero.
Final thought: This ain't just another game—it's unmissable action with ramifications at both ends of the table. Don't miss it.Benin: Marcel Souke Dandjinou, R. Moumini, Olivier Verdon, Mohamed Tijani, Yohan Roche, Hassane Imourane, Sessi D'almeida, Junior Olaitan Ishola, R. Aloko, Steve Mounie, Andreas Hountondji
Zimbabwe: Washington Arubi, E. Jalai, Munashe Garananga, Teenage Hadebe, D Lunga, Marvelous Nakamba, Knowledge Musona, Jordan Zemura, Tawanda Maswanhise, Tawanda Chirewa, Tino Kadewere
Over the last games Benin holds victories - 0, losses - 2 and draws - 3. Zimbabwe on the other hand holds the following results from the latest games: victories - 1, losses - 2 and draws - 2. Based on the games played a conclusion can be made that rivals are in similar shape.
Benin: Morocco – (Loss 1:0), South Africa – (Loss 0:2), Zimbabwe – (Draw 2:2), Libya – (Draw 0:0), Nigeria – (Draw 1:1).
Zimbabwe: Niger – (Draw 1:1), Mozambique – (Win 1:3), South Africa – (Loss 2:0), Burkina Faso – (Loss 2:0), Mauritius – (Draw 0:0).
