Match Prediction
Match Prediction
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The Mauritania vs Togo prediction is on everyone’s mind as these two determined sides prepare for a crucial World Cup Qualification Africa match on September 5, 2025. With both teams still searching for their first win in the qualifiers, the stakes are high and the narratives are rich—perfect ingredients for an intriguing football evening at Nouadhibou Municipal Stadium.
Let’s set the scene: Mauritania, the hosts, find themselves at the bottom of Group B, having picked up just two points from six games. Their recent form is a mixed bag—one win, two draws, and two losses in their last five matches. Togo, meanwhile, sit fourth in the group with four points, but they’re still a distant dream away from the likes of DR Congo and Senegal.
The last time these two met, Mauritania defied the odds and held Togo to a 2-2 draw in Lomé—quite the feat considering their win odds were a whopping 5.15. That result showed Mauritania can punch above their weight, even if their squad value (€1.00m) is dwarfed by Togo’s (€27.48m).
Mauritania’s hopes rest on the shoulders of Aboubakary Koita and Abdallahi Mahmoud, who have each scored in the qualifiers. The absence of Mouhsine Bodda in midfield is a blow, but coach Aritz López Garai—appointed after Amir Abdou’s departure—has called for pride and a clear identity from his team. Expect Mauritania to stay compact and look for quick breaks.
Togo, under the guidance of Daré Nibombé, have their own headaches—most notably the absence of first-choice keeper Malcolm Barcola, so Youssouf Morou will step in. Up front, Kevin Denkey (who plies his trade at FC Cincinnati) and Thibault Klidje are the dangermen, both having scored in the reverse fixture. Captain Dakonam Djené anchors the defense, while midfielders like Alaixys Romao bring experience and stability.
Both teams have something to prove after missing out on AFCON 2025, and both camps have spoken about the need to restore pride and give fans something to cheer about.
Now, let’s get nerdy with the numbers. The odds paint a tight picture: Mauritania at 2.5 for a home win, a draw at 3.15, and Togo at 2.83 for an away win. But our AI’s best tip is X2 (Togo win or draw) at 1.5 odds, with a moderate confidence of 5.0/10. The 1x2 prediction leans towards a Togo win (odds 2.8, trust 4.1), while the under 2.5 goals market looks attractive at 1.65 odds and a trust level of 3.9.
Why the caution? Both teams have struggled for wins and goals in this campaign, and their last meeting ended 2-2—a rare outburst in otherwise low-scoring qualifiers. The AI predicts a cagey affair, with a 0:0 first half and a 0:1 final score in favor of Togo. The head to head record also favors Togo, and with their higher squad value and slightly better form, the away side is the logical pick for this Mauritania vs Togo prediction.
In summary, while Mauritania’s home advantage and fighting spirit can’t be discounted, the smart money is on Togo to at least avoid defeat. For punters, the safest route is X2, but those feeling adventurous might fancy the away win at juicy odds. Expect a tight, tactical battle—just don’t expect a goal fest.
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X2 -200
Togo to win or draw with odds of -2002 180
Togo is expected to win with odds of 183Under 2.5 -154
No more than 2 goals will be scored in the matchNo -119
At least one team is not expected to scoreX2&U4.5 -156
Away win/draw and under 4.5 goals
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22-Mar-25
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World - World Cup - Qualification Africa| Team | Matches | Goals | Points | |
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| 1 |
Senegal | 10 | 22-3 | 24 |
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Congo DR | 10 | 15-6 | 22 |
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Sudan | 10 | 8-6 | 13 |
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Togo | 10 | 5-10 | 8 |
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Mauritania | 10 | 4-13 | 7 |
| 6 |
South Sudan | 10 | 3-19 | 5 |
