The Zambian national football team continues to qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Beston Chambeshi’s team has two matches left to play against Mauritania and Tunisia to decide the team’s fate.
After four matches played, the Zambian team has four points. The Tunisian team, who are topping the Group B table, has 10 points. In order to qualify for the third round, Chambishi’s side must win both games and hope that Equatorial Guinea can beat Tunisia in a head-to-head encounter. After that, the goal difference will have to be counted, so the Zambian players will have to win by a wide margin.
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Zambia will kick off against Mauritania in the first leg. The Mauritanians are sitting in last place in Group B. The only point they earned in the home game against group leader Tunisia. Corentin Martins’ team held on to a zero draw at home.
The Mauritanian national team lost the other three matches, including a home game against Zambia. Mwepu and Mumba scored in that game, while Niass, who plays in the Egyptian Premier League, scored for the hosts.
The Zambian team then faces a game in Tunisia. The Tunisian side has not conceded a goal in four games and would probably have made it out of the group had they not realized a point against the underdogs. The last meeting between Tunisia and Zambia ended with a 2-0 win for the Tunisians. Wahbi Khazri, the leading scorer for Saint-Etienne in the French league, scored the opening goal from the spot-kick.
Zambia will play its crucial matches in November, when they take on Mauritania at home on 11 November and Tunisia away on 14 November.