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Togo vs DR Congo Live Stream & Tips - DR Congo can keep WC hopes alive with a win in Togo

ralph-staniforth
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Last updated: Wed 08 Oct 2025 22:58
Togo faces DR Congo in a crucial match where historical performance favors DR Congo, who have won five out of seven encounters against Togo. Currently, DR Congo holds a stronger position in Group B with 16 points, while Togo's World Cup aspirations were thwarted by too many draws. DR Congo's form suggests they might secure a win, leveraging their robust lineup and consistent outcomes against Togo. Key players for Togo include Fadlle Tondoro Cissé and Etienne Amenyido, while DR Congo boasts stars like T. Fayulu and F. Mayele.
Ralph Staniforth 08 Oct 2025
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  • DR Congo is predicted to defeat Togo with a 2-0 scoreline.
  • DR Congo holds a superior head-to-head record over Togo.
  • Togo's World Cup hopes were dashed due to excessive draws.
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Togo have become the draw kings of the Africa FIFA World Cup qualifiers. Unfortunately, they are out of the running to reach the 2026 FIFA World Cup. DR Congo, however, in great touch, are still in with a chance and are backed to win to nil.
  • Togo vs DR Congo Preview
  • Head to Head
  • Togo Form 
  • Togo Squad
  • DR Congo Form 
  • DR Congo Squad

  • Togo have won 3 of their last 5 home fixtures.
  • Togo have scored 8 goals in 5 home matches.
  • Togo have conceded 3 goals in 5 home games.
  • DR Congo have won 4 of their last 5 away fixtures.
  • DR Congo have scored 10 goals in 5 away games.
  • DR Congo have conceded 3 goals in 5 away matches. 

Head to Head


DR Congo lead 5-1 with one draw in their seven previous encounters against Togo.

Togo Form 


Togo are in 4th in the Group B standings with seven points from eight matches. They have won one, drawn four and lost three. 

Togo lost 2-0 to Mauritania before beating Sudan 1-0 in back-to-back FIFA World Cup qualifying matches in September.

Togo have won two of their last five fixtures, including two defeats and one draw. They scored six goals and conceded six. 

The Sparrowhawks have won three of their last five home matches, including one defeat and one draw. They scored eight goals and conceded three. 

Togo drew too many of their qualifiers during their bid to reach the World Cup finals, but they have been getting results at home; however, they have historically struggled to beat DR Congo. 

Togo Squad


Goalkeepers: Fadlle Tondoro Cissé, Steven Mensah, Abd-Laziz Sambou
Defenders: Mawouna Amevor, Kennedy Boateng, Kevin Boma, Abdoul-Sabourh Bode, Dakonam Djene, Sadik Fofana, Emmanuel Hackman, Amoudane Ouro-Ayeva
Midfielders: Evra Agbagno, Roger Aholou, Dermanne Karim, Samsindin Ouro, Alaixys Romao
Forwards: Etienne Amenyido, Yaw Annor, Kevin Denkey, David Henen, Thibault Klidje, Kodjo Laba, Isaac Mounkala, Ismail Ouro-Agoro, Guillaume Yenoussi

DR Congo Form 


The Democratic Republic of Congo are 2nd in Group B with 16 points from eight games. They have won five, lost two, and drawn one.

DR Congo had mixed fortunes in their FIFA World Cup qualifiers in September, thrashing South Sudan 4-1 before losing 3-2 to Senegal. 

DR Congo have won four of their last five fixtures, including one defeat. They scored 12 goals and conceded five. 

The Leopards of the Democratic Republic have won four of their last five away matches, including one defeat. They scored ten goals and conceded three.

DR Congo are two points behind group leaders with two fixtures remaining, but will fancy their chances of securing all three points, as they have consistently defeated Togo over the years. 

DR Congo Squad


Goalkeepers: T. Fayulu, L. Mpasi, D. Bertaud
Defenders: A. Wan-Bissaka, G. Kalulu, A. Masuaku, J. Kayembe, S. Kapuadi, R. Bushiri, B. Batubinsika, A. Tuanzebe, C. Mbemba
Midfielders: N. Sadiki, E. Kayembe, S. Moutoussamy, C. Pickel, N. Mukau, T. Bongonda, M. Elia, C. Diangagna, N. Mbuku
Forwards: F. Mayele, A. Pululu, S. Esende, C. Bakambu

Verdict

DR Congo are tipped to use their superior record over Togo to secure maximum points with a win-to-nil victory and a 2-0 score.

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