Cameroon go host Namibia for one important Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Thursday, 12 November 2026, as two teams wey dey fight for Group G position meet for di Indomitable Lions’ home ground. Cameroon dey top Group G, while Namibia dey second, and di fixture get real weight for di standings.
David Pagou dey in charge of Cameroon, and him side enter di match after one 1-0 friendly win over Ivory Coast before di international break. Cameroon qualification run don include draw with Congo and win over Comoros. For dia last qualifying game, dem play 1-1 away draw with Congo. Namibia, wey Collin Benjamin dey coach, get different recent story: dem lost 1-0 away to Comoros in qualification, and dem also suffer heavy 6-0 friendly defeat to Russia for dia last outing. Still, Namibia qualification record show say dem fit grind out result, and dia 1-0 win over Congo in September na example. Friendly defeats to Comoros and Kazakhstan earlier in di year show some vulnerability for di Brave Warriors.
Di last head-to-head between di two sides end 0-0 for Namibia. For di past four meetings, two games end in draw, while Cameroon win one and Namibia win one. That record show say Namibia no dey come to just make up numbers, and Cameroon go need to work hard if dem want collect di points.
One form review of 18 Cameroon internationals wey dey play for 15 European competitions since 22 October 2026 rate three players as in form, 12 as steady, and three as struggling. André Onana play all 450 minutes for Trabzonspor last five matches and get average rating of 7.4 out of 10. Danny Namaso of Auxerre score two goals and provide one assist in five starts, with 390 minutes and average rating of 6.8. Mahamadou Nagida of Rennes start five times, play 431 minutes, provide two assists, and get average rating of 6.6.
Defensively, Samuel Kotto of Reims play every minute of his last five games, 450 minutes in total. Malcom Bokele of Göztepe also reach 450 minutes, while Flavien Boyomo of Osasuna start all four of his matches for 360 minutes. Harold Moukoudi of AEK Athens FC start three games for 270 minutes, and Darlin Yongwa of Norwich score one goal in three starts. For midfield, Frank Anguissa of Napoli score one goal in five starts, Simon Ebonog of Le Havre play 443 minutes, and Olivier Kemen of Başakşehir play 438 minutes. Arthur Avom Ebong of Lorient start four matches for 372 minutes, while Carlos Baleba of Manchester United start four times for 300 minutes.
Up front, Bryan Mbeumo of Manchester United get five starts and 439 minutes. Etta Eyong of Levante score one goal in three starts across his last four matches. Junior Tchamadeu of Stoke City play only 148 minutes across his last five matches, including four as a starter. Di confirmed Cameroon lineup for di match na Simon Ngapandouetnbu for goal; Junior Tchamadeu, Kevin Keben, Samuel Kotto, and Lilian Njoh for defence; Arthur Avom, Bryan Mbeumo, Angel Yondjo, David Nyengue, and Saidou Alioum for midfield; and Bil Nsongo for attack. Namibia confirmed lineup na Kamaijanda Ndisiro for goal; Ivan Kamberipa, Kennedy Eib, Ngero Kaanjuka Katua, and Welwin Riaan Hanamub for defence; Deon Hotto, Moses Shidolo, Aprocius Petrus, and Wendell Rudath for midfield; and Prins Menelik Tjiueza and Peter Shalulile for attack.
