Prediction Ghana vs Comoros 2026 – Betting Tips for the CAF World Cup Qualifiers on 12/10/2025

Match overview

Ghana head into this Group Stage fixture against Comoros perched at the summit of their section, and the numbers tell a confident story. After nine matches the Black Stars have compiled 22 points with a record of seven wins, one draw and a single defeat, striking 22 times while shipping just six. Comoros sit lower in the table in fourth, on 15 points from nine games with a balanced goals record of 12 scored and 12 conceded. On form alone this looks like a clash where the visitors face an uphill battle: Ghana’s recent 5-0 demolition of Central African Republic underlines an attacking unit capable of producing big results, while Comoros arrive off a narrow 2-1 defeat to Madagascar that points to vulnerability when tested.

Form, momentum and recent meetings

Recent runs offer a useful snapshot. Ghana’s latest sequence of results mixes commanding wins with the odd hiccup, but five clean sheets in their campaign emphasize defensive solidity that complements their goal return. Comoros have shown resilience — collecting important wins earlier in the cycle — yet their form across ten outings presents inconsistency: victories and heavy defeats sit side by side. The teams’ head-to-head history is limited but meaningful; their last competitive meeting ended 1-0 in favour of Comoros, a reminder that the island nation can spring surprises. Still, context matters. Ghana’s dominance across the group, the balance of goals for and against, and a sharper recent offensive display all tip the scales in their favour for this encounter.

Tactical and statistical edge

Looking deeper, Ghana’s attacking output has been finely complemented by defensive discipline at home and away — 11 goals scored at home and just three conceded signal a side comfortable controlling matches and turning chances into results. Comoros average fewer shots and slightly fewer corners, and while their shot conversion numbers are notable, their defensive ledger of 12 conceded suggests Ghana can create openings and likely convert at least some of them. Both teams have participated in multiple games that went over 2.5 goals this campaign, but Ghana’s clean sheets indicate they are more likely to be the team dictating tempo and limiting Comoros’ counter opportunities.

Prediction and betting suggestion

Expect Ghana to assert control and claim the three points. The safest and most compelling market based on the available data is the 1X2 market: back Ghana to win. This selection aligns with their superior group position, stronger recent scorelines, and a defensive record that makes a home (or neutral-venue) victory the most probable outcome.