South Sudan coach Nicolas Dupuis has released his squad for the upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifying matches against Togo and Senegal this month.
The Bright Stars will first face Togo on October 10 before hosting Senegal on October 16, two fixtures that will shape their qualifying campaign.
Dupuis selected a mix of domestic talents and foreign-based players, aiming to strengthen his team’s performance in the crucial double-header.
South Sudan enter the fixtures looking to improve their position in Group B, where they aim to cause an upset against higher-ranked opponents.
Dupuis, known for his tactical discipline, focused his selection on players capable of matching the physicality and pace of their rivals.
The clash against Togo presents a chance to secure vital points before the Bright Stars face a stern test against a strong Senegalese side filled with experienced internationals.
Both matches will serve as key opportunities for South Sudan to measure their progress on the road to the 2026 World Cup.
The upcoming games will also allow several young players to showcase their potential on the continental stage.
Dupuis expects his squad to show resilience, intensity, and ambition in a bid to record positive results.
With the stakes rising in the qualifiers, South Sudan know that their performance in October will be decisive in shaping their hopes of advancing in the competition.
