Cameroon vs Ivory Coast Betting Tips | World Cup Quals

16^th November – 20:00, Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo, Yaoundé

Cameroon will host Ivory Coast in the battle for the 2022 World Cup ticket on Tuesday evening. The hosts need to go for a win, while the away side will look forward to staying undefeated in this clash.

Cameroon vs Ivory Coast Match Preview & Team News

The home side did an easier part of the job by beating Malawi 4:0 on the road on Saturday. They had an extra player on the pitch for 70 minutes, and it was only a matter of how many goals Cameroon will score. Now they face a direct rival for the top spot in the group and a place in the final tournament. Toni Conceicao’s side is in very good momentum, as they celebrated three times in a row. Nevertheless, a draw in this match won’t be enough for Cameroon, as they are one point behind Ivory Coast. Karl Toko Ekambi and the lads need to continue being productive, and they scored eight goals on the previous three occasions. Cameroon will have support from their fans, but it’s going to be a tough challenge.

Ivory Coast had a hiccup in the first round of the World Cup Quals, but they managed to improve their form. After picking up just a point from the game against Mozambique, the visitors booked four straight victories. They were pretty confident against Mozambique at the home ground by beating them 3:0 in the previous match. Patrice Beaumelle’s side conceded only twice during this campaign, while they have produced two goals per match on average. Ivory Coast hasn’t suffered a defeat on the previous 11 occasions, but they will have a tough task to continue that streak.

Full-Time Winner Odds & Prediction

Both sides have been in a positive run lately, and this game could easily go either way. Nevertheless, we believe the visitors will hold Cameroon to a draw and remain on the top of the standings.

Goals Market Prediction

Although both sides have recently been pretty tight in defense, the hosts need to attack from the first minute. Ivory Coast has been productive in front of the opposition’s net, and we don’t think either team will keep the clean sheet.