Chad vs Comoros, 2026 World Cup Qualifying - CAF, Group Stage

· FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF

Chad

FT
0 - 2

Comoros

59': Myziane Maolida
76': El Fardou Ben Nabouhane

About

Chad are hosting Comoros at Stade Municipal Oujda, Oujda, Morocco, starting on . The match is a part of the FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF.

Match Timeline

0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
0': First Half begins.
33': Substitution, Comoros. Adel Mahamoud replaces Bendjaloud Youssouf.
45': Fourth official has announced 2 minutes of added time.
45'+2': First Half ends, Chad 0, Comoros 0.
45': Second Half begins Chad 0, Comoros 0.
46': Ninga Ndonane (Chad) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
59': Goal! Chad 0, Comoros 1. Myziane Maolida (Comoros) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
73': Substitution, Chad. Marvin Assane replaces Ninga Ndonane.
73': Substitution, Comoros. El Fardou Ben replaces Myziane Maolida.
73': Substitution, Comoros. Faïz Mattoir replaces Faïz Selemani.
74': Substitution, Chad. Frederic Djoeta replaces Amine Hiver.
74': Substitution, Chad. Ousmane Hassan replaces Yves Allarabaye.
76': Goal! Chad 0, Comoros 2. El Fardou Ben (Comoros) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Youssouf M'Changama.
83': Substitution, Comoros. Ibroihim Youssouf replaces Adel Mahamoud.
83': Substitution, Comoros. Rayan Lutin replaces Youssouf M'Changama.
88': Substitution, Chad. Ahmat Adam Mahamat replaces Acyl Mbogo.
88': Substitution, Chad. Brahim Goudja replaces Ahmat Moussa Youssouf.
90': Fourth official has announced 8 minutes of added time.
90': Iyad Mohamed (Comoros) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
90'+8': Second Half ends, Chad 0, Comoros 2.
0': Match ends, Chad 0, Comoros 2.

Game Information

Competition: FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF

Venue: Stade Municipal Oujda
Location: Oujda, Morocco
Attendance: 400

WCQ - CAF Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Ghana	10	+17	25
2	Madagascar	10	+5	19
3	Mali	10	+11	18
4	Comoros	10	-1	15

Full Table

Line-Ups

Chad (3-4-3)

No.	Name
23	Gabin Allabatna (GK)
8	Ahmat Abderamane
13	Charles Tchouplaou
6	Eric Mbangossoum
11	Ahmat Moussa Youssouf
17	Yves Allarabaye
22	Acyl Mbogo
3	Marcel Ninga
7	Marius Mouandilmadji
10	Casimir Ninga
9	Amine Hiver

Chad Substitutes:

Bakhit Djibrine, Brahim Azaz Goudja, Aubin Mbaigoloum, Bambara Djela, Eli Mathieu Adaoussou, Frederic Djoeta, Marvin Assane, Ahmat Adam Mahamat, Ousmane Hissein, Abdelrazakh Abdallah, Bobandi Hyacinthe, Abdraman Ekiang Barka.

Comoros (4-3-3)

No.	Name
16	Yannick Pandor (GK)
4	Younn Zahary
12	Kassim M'Dahoma
3	Akim Abdallah
22	Saïd Bakari
18	Yacine Bourhane
10	Youssouf M'Changama
20	Iyad Mohamed
17	Myziane Maolida
7	Faïz Selemani
15	Benjaloud Youssouf

Comoros Substitutes:

Abdallah Ali Mohamed, Faiz Mattoir, Ahmed Soilihi, Salim Ben Boina, Rafidine Abdullah, Aymeric Ahmed, El Fardou Ben Nabouhane, Raimane Daou, Ibroihim Djoudja, Adel Mahamoud, Adel Anzimati-Aboudou, Rayan Lutin.

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