Today Soccer Prediction Wednesday 13th November 2024

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Liberia vs Togo, AFCON – Qualification, Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex, 17:00

Togo will be hoping to keep their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualification hopes alive when they travel to the Samuel Kanyon Doe Stadium to face Liberia on Wednesday evening.

The visitors are in third place in Group E with two points after the first four rounds, while the hosts are on one point over the same period and have been eliminated from qualification.

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Liberia’s wait to return to the main draw of the Africa Cup of Nations was extended last month when they suffered back-to-back defeats against Equatorial Guinea in rounds three and four of qualifying.

The Lone Stars have failed to qualify for the AFCON in each of their last 10 attempts, dating back to the 2001-02 season, when they last reached the tournament proper but bowed out in the group stage.

On home soil, Liberia’s recent record has been fairly poor, though. They have only one win in their last six matches, while they drew two and lost three of the remaining five games during that period.

Meanwhile, after suffering a thumping 5-1 defeat to Algeria in Annaba in round three, Togo put up a much better performance on their home patch against the Desert Warriors in round four, but lost the match 1-0, with Ramy Bensebaini scoring the only goal in the game from the penalty spot.

While these sides have posted a few impressive results in recent times, maintaining consistency has been an issue for both of them. With no clear favourite in this match, we feel that these two will cancel each other out by the final whistle in this one. Our prediction is Under 3.5 Goals.