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World Dams 2026: Nigeria, Gabon, Cameroon and Dr Congo, to Whom the Last Post?

Nigeria and DR Congo compete for a spot in the inter-confederation playoffs with Nigeria’s Victor Osimhen scoring twice in a 4-1 semi-final win over Gabon, officials said.

  • On Sunday, Nigeria will face DR Congo in a Rabat final at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium with a 7pm GMT kick-off to decide Africa's play-off representative.
  • Nigeria reached the final after an extra‑time win over Gabon with Victor Osimhen scoring twice and Chidera Ejuke netting, while DR Congo edged Cameroon 1-0 with Chancel Mbemba's stoppage-time header.
  • Cameroon's preparations have been hit by a coach–federation rift as Marc Brys reportedly clashes with the Cameroon Football Federation, delaying the squad release until four days before the semi-final.
  • Victor Osimhen is one booking away from suspension under tournament rules, and UK viewers must stream the game on FIFA+, as there is no live TV broadcast.
  • The mini‑tournament deciding the final two African World Cup spots puts Cameroon — an eight‑time participant — at risk of missing a ninth amid internal disputes ahead of AFCON next month.
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In Africa, the dams in view of the World 2026 begin this Thursday. New in size, they will take place for the first time in the form of a mini-tournament, hosted by Morocco, with Nigeria-Gabon and RD Congo-Cameroon on the semi-finals program.

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Nigeria and Gabon, on one side, and Cameroon and the DR Congo, on the other, face African dams in the semifinals for the 2026 World Cup on Thursday 13 November. The winners of the two matches will compete in the final Sunday 16 November and the winner will reach the intercontinental dam in March 2026, the final qualifying stage for the World Cup. For these direct elimination shocks, fought in Morocco, the history, dynamics and shape of the attac…

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maxifoot.fr broke the news in on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.
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