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Tuesday, September 29, 2026

AFCON Qualifiers 2027 — Wissa helps DR Congo win; Tunisia settles for second consecutive draw

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File photo- Wissa opened the scoring before turning provider for Samuel Moutoussamy to ⁠net a second on the stroke of halftime.

File photo- Wissa opened the scoring before turning provider for Samuel Moutoussamy to ⁠net a second on the stroke of halftime.  | Photo Credit: Getty Images

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File photo- Wissa opened the scoring before turning provider for Samuel Moutoussamy to ⁠net a second on the stroke of halftime.  | Photo Credit: Getty Images

Yoane Wissa was on target as the Democratic Republic of Congo claimed a 2-1 win over Zimbabwe ‌in Harare to move top of Group E with ​a full haul of six points.

Wissa opened the scoring before turning provider for Samuel Moutoussamy to ⁠net a second on the stroke of halftime.

Marshall Munetsi scored his third goal in two games late on for the ‌host, but the Congolese hung on for the win. It is a second successive draw for ⁠the North African side at the start of the continental qualifiers having been held to a 1-1 home draw by Uganda on Thursday.

Elsewhere, Tunisia’s poor form continued as it was held to a 2-2 draw by ​Botswana in Group H in ‌Rades on Monday, extending its winless run to eight ​games.

Botswana ‌lead the pool with two points from as many matches, the same as Tunisia, while Libya and ‌Uganda have a point each. They meet in Hoima ‌on ⁠Tuesday.

Thatayaone Kgamanyane put Botswana ahead on 37 minutes ⁠but two goals from Hazem Mastouri either side of halftime turned the fixture in the favour of the host.

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But Tunisia was denied victory when Lebogang ​Ditsele equalised for Botswana ‌on the hour mark and the sparse home crowd left disappointed once again.

Equatorial Guinea defeated Sierra Leone 1-0 in the other match in the group thanks to a strike from Spanish-born forward Loren Zuniga inside the first minute in neutral Yaounde.

DR Congo heads Group E with six points from its two games, followed ‌by Zimbabwe and Equatorial Guinea with three each, while Sierra Leone is ​yet to get off the mark.

Burkina Faso moved to the top of Group F as it ⁠defeated Central African Republic 1-0 in neutral Casablanca.

RB Salzburg teenager Aboubacar ⁠Camara scored the only goal of the game on the hour-mark in his second appearance for the senior ‌national team.

The top two nations in each pool qualify for the 24-team continental finals that will be staged ​in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania from June 19 to July 17 next year.

Published on Sep 29, 2026

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