Cameroon move top of Group G with 2-0 win over Namibia in CAN 2027 qualifiers

Cameroon took control of Group G in the CAN 2027 qualifying campaign with a 2-0 victory over Namibia on Thursday, 12 November 2026. The Indomitable Lions secured all three points with two first-half goals, giving David Pagou’s side a comfortable platform for the remainder of the match.

Cameroon began with clear attacking intent and went ahead after 16 minutes. Saidou Aliouma found the net to give the hosts an early lead and settle the team into the contest.

The opening goal increased Cameroon’s confidence, allowing the Indomitable Lions to maintain their pressure and continue attacking with greater composure. Namibia struggled to contain their opponents during the opening stages and soon fell further behind.

Bil Nsongoa doubled Cameroon’s advantage in the 29th minute, finishing a productive first half for the home side. With a two-goal cushion established before the interval, Cameroon were able to approach the second half from a position of strength.

Namibia attempted to find a way back into the match, but their efforts produced no goal. Cameroon’s defence held firm and the score remained unchanged until the final whistle.

The result represents a significant step forward for Cameroon after three rounds of fixtures. The Indomitable Lions now have 7 points and sit alone at the top of Group G.

That position gives Cameroon an encouraging advantage in the race to qualify for CAN 2027. However, David Pagou’s team will need to maintain its form in the coming matches if it is to retain first place and continue its positive momentum.