Ivory Coast vs Burundi Prediction & Betting Tips (5 September)

The elephants of Côte d'Ivoire were extremely well left to qualify for the World Cup having lost any of their first six games for an excellent assessment of five victories. The last two successes in these qualifications date back to March with two short victories against Burundi precisely 0-1 and against Gambia 1-0. Finally, it was only against Kenya that Côte d'Ivoire lost a 0-0 draw points. At the end of 2024, the Ivorians participated in qualifying matches for the next CAN where they are also the supporters of the title and with a total of 12 points, they will play the next edition well. In June, this selection participated in two friendly games against New Zealand defeat 1-0 and Canada Victoire at Tab.

The Burundi is currently in good position to play the race in 2nd place. During the March Rally, this visiting selection may have lost against Côte d'Ivoire in person 0-1 but was able to correct the shot by crushing the Seychelles by slamming a Manita 5-0. During the first leg, Burundi had already offered the Seychelles Victoire 1-3 and even the Gambia Victoire 3-2. In June, as part of two friendly games, Burundi beat Guinea-Bissau 0-1 but not Mauritania 0-0. 

The Emerson Faé coach called the Sebastian Haller (Utrecht) executives, Frank Kessié (Al-Ahli) and the former Lille Nicolas Pepe, in the form of Villarreal at the start of the season. The winger of Man United Amad Diallo was also summoned like Simon Adingra (Sunderland), Evan Guessand (recruited by Aston Villa this summer) and executives Seko Fofana (Rennes, 4 goals in these qualifications) and Ibrahim Sangaré (Nottingham Forrest). Defensively, precious boys like N'IDIKKA (AS Roma) and Kossounou (Atalanta) are present and will try to reduce the work of the new elephant doorman, Alban Lafont, who opted for Côte d'Ivoire. Wounded with his club (Salzburg), Karim Konaté (3 goals in these qualifiers) should not be for this salvo. Loaned to OM by Bournemouth, Hamed Junior Traoré (2 goals in these qualifiers) has not been selected.

 In Burundi, names are less charming and very little known on the scene of world football. Note all the possible presence of decisive players in these qualifiers like Kanakimana welcome (3 goals), Abdallah Sudi (3 goals) without forgetting the talented Abedi Bigirimana (2 goals). Author of 2 pawns also in these qualifications, Bimenyimana is injured with her club (USM Algiers) and may not participate in this September internship.