Malawi v Tunisia

Malawi v Tunisia

2026 World Cup: Who has qualified, and how the rest can make it

South Africa clinch World Cup spot; Nigeria into playoff

WilliamTroost-Ekong believes in Nigeria's chances of 'miracle' World Cup qualification

2026 World Cup: Who has qualified, and how the rest can make it

South Africa clinch World Cup spot; Nigeria into playoff

WilliamTroost-Ekong believes in Nigeria's chances of 'miracle' World Cup qualification

Game Information

FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF Standings

WCQ - CAF News

2026 World Cup Qualifying - CAF, Group Stage

MalawiMalawiMWI

1-0-1, 3 PTS

TunisiaTunisiaTUN

2-0-0, 6 PTS

Youssef Msakni - 88' Pen

1
Munthali
5
Denis
15
Chaziya
18
Mbalaka
2
Sanudi
14
Mpinganjira
17
Banda
6
Aaron
8
Idana
10
Kanjira
21
Saizi

No.Name
1Brighton Munthali
15Lawrence Chaziya
18Tatenda Mbalaka
5Chembezi Denis
2Stanley Sanudi 19Lanjesi Nkhoma
17John Banda 13Patrick Mwaungulu
6Lloyd Aaron
14Wisdom Mpinganjira
8Chimwemwe Idana
10Olson Kanjira 9Christopher Kumwembe
21Robert Saizi 11Chifundo Mphasi

Substitutes
20Francisco Madinga
4Mcdonald Lameck
3Dan Chimbalanga
16Innocent Nyasulu
22Crispin Mapemba
23Austin Chirambo
12Blessings Mpokera
7Nickson Mwase

22
Ben Saïd
21
Kechrida
4
Meriah
3
Talbi
2
Abdi
17
Skhiri
23
Sliti
14
Laïdouni
13
Sassi
7
Msakni
11
Khenissi

No.Name
22Ben Said
4Yassine Meriah
3Montassar Talbi
21Wajdi Kechrida
2Ali Abdi
23Naïm Sliti 10Mohamed Ben Larbi
14Aïssa Laïdouni 18Sayfallah Ltaief
17Ellyes Skhiri
13Ferjani Sassi
7Youssef Msakni 6Hamza Jlassi
11Taha Yassine Khenissi 9Haythem Jouini

Substitutes
1Mouez Hassen
5Oussama Haddadi
12Amine Cherni
16Aymen Dahmen
20Ghaith Zaalouni
15Houssem Tka
8Alaa Ghram
19Hadj Mahmoud

Bingu National Stadium

8:00 AM, November 21, 2023

Lilongwe, Malawi

Attendance: 23,000

Referees:
Aklesso Gnama

The race for the 2026 World Cup is drawing to a close. Here's how it's looking around the globe.

South Africa became the latest African nation to qualify for the 2026 World Cup after beating Rwanda 3-0 Tuesday to top its qualifying group, despite being docked three points for fielding an ineligible player in earlier games.

Nigeria captain William Troost-Ekong and coach Eric Sekou Chelle both admit the Super Eagles will need a miracle to qualify for next year's World Cup, but they insist that miracle is one that they have earned.

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