Congo and Uganda have revealed their starting lineups for their final Africa Cup of Nations 2025 qualifying match, set to take place at the Stade Alphonse Massamba-Débat this evening. The encounter marks the culmination of the qualification campaign for both teams, with Uganda facing a critical challenge under the leadership of coach Paul Put.
Congo, managed by Isaac Ngata, will aim to conclude their qualifiers on a high note in front of their home crowd.
Despite the pressure on Uganda to secure a favorable result, Congo will look to exploit their home advantage and put up a strong fight.
The game is set to be broadcast live on various television platforms, ensuring fans across the continent can tune in to watch the action unfold.
Congo Starting XI
Isaac Ngata’s lineup features a blend of experienced players and emerging talents. Vimalin starts in goal, providing a reliable last line of defense.
Poaty, Mboussi, and Bidounga form the backbone of the defense, while Fred Dembi and Ndockyt take charge of the midfield engine.
The attacking responsibilities fall to Batina and Kambamba, supported by creative inputs from Etou-Thomaso, Osette, and Mboungou. Congo’s XI demonstrates balance and intent, reflecting their ambition to end the qualifiers on a positive note.
Congo XI: Vimalin, Poaty, Mboussi, Bidounga, Fred Dembi, Ndockyt, Mboungou, Etou-Thomaso, Osette, Batina, Kambamba
Uganda Starting XI
Paul Put’s Uganda side enters this clash with a sense of urgency. Watenga starts between the posts, with a defensive line featuring Semakula, Mugabi, and Mato.
The midfield includes seasoned campaigners Aucho and Mutyaba, tasked with dictating the pace of the game.
The attack is spearheaded by Omedi and Halidi, supported by Ssekiganda and Muleme, who are expected to provide width and creativity.
Uganda’s lineup reflects their intent to press for a crucial result in this decisive fixture.
Uganda XI: Watenga, Semakula, Mugabi, Mato, Aucho, Mutyaba, Kabuye, Omedi, Halidi, Ssekiganda, Muleme
High-Stakes Showdown
This match represents a pivotal moment for Uganda, whose qualification hopes hang in the balance.
For Congo, it is an opportunity to showcase their resilience and finish their campaign with pride. With both teams fielding strong lineups, the stage is set for an intense and closely contested battle in Brazzaville.
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