Senegal will face Sudan for the second time in four days when the sides meet in the fourth round of CAN 2027 qualifying on Monday, 16 November 2026. The Lions won the first encounter 4-1 and travel into the return fixture as clear favourites.
The match will kick off at 13:00 GMT at Juba Stadium in Juba, South Sudan. It will be broadcast by Canal+ Sport Afrique, RTS (Senegal) and beIN Sports.
Senegal currently top the group with seven points, having scored six goals and conceded two. Their record across their past five matches is three wins, one draw and one defeat, a run which reflects the team’s strong form and attacking quality.
Sudan are third on three points. They have scored three goals and conceded eight, while their last five games have produced one win, two draws and two defeats. The Sudanese side will need to make the most of playing in the region to challenge Senegal.
Senegal hold recent advantage
The Lions have not lost any of their past five meetings with Sudan. Senegal have won three of those matches, with the other two ending in draws.
Their latest meeting, on 12 November 2026, ended in a 4-1 victory for Senegal. The result further underlined their recent dominance in this fixture and gave them a significant advantage ahead of Monday’s game.
Boukary Drame described Senegal as favourites before the match, saying: “The Senegalese are favourites.”
Senegal’s position at the top of the group, their superior recent record and the emphatic first-leg result all point towards another positive outcome for the Lions. Sudan, however, will hope home advantage can help them produce a stronger performance and disrupt Senegal’s momentum.
The pre-match prediction is a 2-1 victory for Senegal.
Odds published by 1xbet place Sudan at 12.50 to win, while a draw is priced at 5.40 and a Senegal victory at 1.27.