Benin leads Group C in World Cup qualifiers after a 2-2 draw with Zimbabwe. They achieved eight points but have not won away in three years. The draw highlights their need to improve away performance as they pursue qualification.
The Cheetahs of Benin Republic currently lead Group C in the World Cup qualifying matches after a 2-2 draw against Zimbabwe. Coached by former Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr, Benin stands at eight points from five matches. This result allows them to temporarily surpass Rwanda, who have seven points, while South Africa also remains at seven ahead of their match against Lesotho tonight.
In the match against Zimbabwe, Benin took an early lead with two goals scored by skipper Steve Mounie in the 12th minute and another goal by Dokou. Despite their strong start, the Warriors of Zimbabwe managed to equalize through goals from Munetsi and Knowledge Musona.
The draw extends a troubling streak for Benin, who have not achieved an away victory in three years, raising concerns about their performance outside their home ground.
Benin Cheetahs are currently leading Group C in the World Cup qualifiers after a draw against Zimbabwe. They have not secured an away win in three years, indicating a significant challenge for the team as they continue their campaign. Despite their strong start in the match, they were unable to hold onto the lead, reflecting their ongoing difficulties in away games.
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