Read on for an in-depth analysis of the upcoming clash between DR Congo and Morocco as well as free predictions and betting tips. Our best picks for DR Congo vs MoroccoCongo lost its previous home game against Bahrain in a friendly match. Morocco suffered an extra-time loss in its last Africa Cup of Nations. Here are our supper picks for the upcoming event? Back 2-3 goalsThree of Congo’s previous four home matches produced two goals each. Morocco’s three of the last five World Cup Qualifiers produced three goals each. We anticipate that the trend of 2-3 scores to continue when these teams clash on 25/3/2022.
DR Congo finished the game with 10 men after Glody Ngonda, who will now be suspended for Tuesday's second leg in Casablanca, was dismissed after receiving a second yellow card five minutes from time. Egypt edge African champions Senegal in CairoGhana and Nigeria 'Jollof Derby' ends in stalemate'We have come a long way since Zaire in 1974' The Leopards had taken the lead somewhat against the run of play through Wissa, who cut inside on the left and took a shot from the edge of the area that brushed Saiss' head before glancing past Sevilla goalkeeper Yassine Bounou. Three minutes after the break, Wissa - who has two goals from just three caps - came close to doubling the lead for DR Congo as he drove into the area before curling just wide of the post. Morocco had a golden opportunity to equalise in the 53rd minute when they were awarded a penalty after the ball struck forward Cedric Bakumbu's outstretched arm as it came off the head of a Moroccan.
DR Congo vs Morocco Prediction, Odds and Betting Tips 25/03/2022**The odds were correct at the time of writing but are subject to change**DR Congo lines up against Morocco for the first round of the World Cup qualifiers playoffs. There will be two legs in this fixture. We have gathered statistics for our readers concerning the 2022 World Cup qualifier for African teams.
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DR Congo vs Morocco LIVE: Latest updates from World Cup play-offall to play for 15:13, 25 Mar 2022Updated: 15:13, 25 Mar 2022MOROCCO are aiming to make it to a second successive World Cup. But to do so, they must beat a Democratic Republic of Congo side who have never qualified for the competition before. 1Morocco are looking to qualify for a second straight World CupCredit: AFP The Atlas Lions made it to the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations last month, before being knocked out by finalists Egypt after extra time. Their opponents failed to qualify for Afcon but are unbeaten in their last eight competitive home games.
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However, Mmaee blazed the ball over the bar following a stuttering run-up for a miss that may be regretted. A last-ditch lunge by Mmaee's brother Samy Mmaee thwarted Dieumerci Mbokani at the other end as he looked set to find an empty net at the far post, before Paris St-Germain star Achraf Hakimi headed narrowly wide.
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What time does DR Congo vs Morocco kick-off? DR Congo vs Morocco kicks off at 3pm UK time - 4pm in both the Democratic Republic of Congo and Morocco. It takes place at the Stade des Martyrs, Kinshasha. The sides last met in October 2020, when they drew 1-1 in a friendly in Rabat. What TV channel is DR Congo vs Morocco on and can I live stream it free? Unfortunately, DR Congo vs Morocco is not available to watch on TV in the UK. But fear not, you can watch all the action legally via free streaming service Mola TV. Team news DR Congo: Kiassumbua; Amale, Mbemba, Luyindama, Muzinga; Akolo, Kayembe, Bastien, Wissa; Bakambu, Mbokani Morocco XI: Bono; S. Mmaee, Saiss, Aguerd; Hakimi, Amrabat, Amallah, Louza, Masina; R.
Morocco earn first-leg draw at DR CongoMorocco's Tarik Tissoudali scored the winner in Kinshasa against DR Congo in the World Cup play-off first legMorocco scored a crucial away goal in the 75th minute against 10-man DR Congo to earn a 1-1 draw in Kinshasa in the first leg of their 2022 World Cup play-off tie. Brentford's Yoane Wissa gave the hosts the lead in the 11th minute following a deflection off the head of Morocco captain Romain Saiss. In the second half, the Atlas Lions' Ryan Mmaee - who has a Moroccan mother and Cameroonian father - fired the ball over the bar from the penalty spot, before Tarik Tissoudali spared his blushes with a late equaliser.
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