The eighth round of the African qualifiers: Namibia and Kenya shine while Niger and Rwanda dominate away
The eighth round of the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup concluded with several thrilling matches, showcasing the superiority of some teams both at home and away, coupled with remarkable offensive and defensive performances.
On home turf, the Namibian national team asserted its dominance in the match, achieving a crushing victory over São Tomé with a 3-0 scoreline, all scored by sharpshooter Peter Shalulile, confirming his readiness and strength on home ground.
Meanwhile, in an away game, the Niger team managed to secure a precious victory against Tanzania with a clean sheet, benefitting from organized defense and swift counterattacks, enhancing their chances in the quest for a qualifying spot.
The Kenyan national team also demonstrated impressive offensive prowess, dismantling their guest Seychelles with a 5-0 win, showcasing a well-coordinated collective display marked by quick play and disciplined tactics, reflecting their strong preparation for the upcoming qualifying matches.
On the other hand, the Rwandan national team managed to earn an away victory against Zimbabwe with a single unanswered goal, while Sierra Leone added an important win over Ethiopia with a 2-0 score, solidifying their strong presence in the qualification race.
With these results, excitement in the African qualifiers increases, as teams compete for spots in the 2026 World Cup, showcasing comprehensive performances that combine organized attacking and solid defensive play, keeping fans continuously on the lookout for the upcoming rounds.
