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Rwanda vs Zimbabwe Predictions - Rwanda and Zimbabwe set to draw

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 14 Nov 2023

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Brad Newcomb 14 Nov 2023

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Rwanda vs Zimbabwe tips for Wednesday's World Cup Group C qualifying match (15:00 SAST)
Rwanda have not won a fixture this year
Can Zimbabwe end their losing streak playing away from home?

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Rwanda to settle for point at home (Getty Images)

Rwanda vs Zimbabwe Predictions

Rwanda has a poor run of results in their AFCON qualifiers this year and struggles to win at home. Zimbabwe have an equally poor away record. A BTTS draw is predicted between the two nations.

Rwanda vs Zimbabwe Predictions
Head to Head
Rwanda Form
Rwanda Team News & Injuries
Zimbabwe Form
Zimbabwe Team News & Injuries

Rwanda have lost 4 of their last 5 home fixtures in all competitions.
Rwanda have scored 0 goals in 5 home games in all competitions.
Rwanda have conceded 7 goals in 5 home matches in all competitions.
Zimbabwe have lost 5 of their last 5 away fixtures in all competitions.
Zimbabwe have scored 3 goals in 7 away matches in all competitions.
Zimbabwe have conceded 8 goals in 5 away games in all competitions.

Head to Head

Zimbabwe and Rwanda have recorded two victories each in four meetings across all competitions.

Rwanda Form

Rwanda have had a fruitless run of results in 2023, drawing 1-1 against Benin away from home and 1-1 in the return fixture at home in two AFCON qualifiers; however, CAF awarded Benin a 3-0 victory over Rwanda as they had fielded an ineligible player.

Rwanda continued to underperform, losing 2-0 at home against Mozambique before drawing 1-1 away against Senegal.

The Wasps have secured two draws and three losses in their last five games. They have netted two goals and conceded eight.

Amavubi have been poor at home, losing four of their last five fixtures, including one draw. They have scored no goals and conceded seven.

Rwanda have been in wretched form at their stadium, having failed to record a win in nine outings, which includes seven losses. Additionally, they have not scored in eight of those fixtures. Can they reverse their poor form and win?

Rwanda Team News & Injuries

Coach Torsten Spittler has named a 29-man provisional squad for their World Cup qualifying matches against Zimbabwe and South Africa.

Goalkeepers: Fiacre Ntwari, Jimmy Nzeyurwanda, Gad Muhawenaya

Defenders: Fitina Omborenga, Ali Serumogo, Christian Ishimwe, Ange Mutsinzi, Abdul Rwatubyaye, Thierry Manzi, Emmanuel Imanishimwe, Jean Claude Niyomugabo, Clement Nyigena

Midfielders: Djihad Bizimana, Lague Byiringiro, Jean Bosco Ruboneka, Frodouard Mugiraneza, Hakim Sahabo, Kevin Muhire, Elia Tatou Iradukunda, Olivier Niyonzima

Forwards: Bienvenue Mugenzi, Innocent Nshuti, Didier Mugisha, Gilbert Mugisha, Patrick Sibomana, Yves Mugunga, Arthur Gitego, York Rafael, Alain Kwitonda

Zimbabwe Form

Zimbabwe made their return to FIFA football at the end of September after receiving a ban last year, which saw them miss out on their Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign when they played a 1-1 draw against Botswana away from home in a friendly international but lost 4-3 in the penalty shootout.

The Warriors have recorded one victory in their last five fixtures, including three losses and one draw. They have scored four goals and conceded five.

Zimbabwe have failed to win in their last five away games, scoring three goals and conceding eight.

Zimbabwe are winless in their last ten away matches, including eight consecutive defeats and have a tricky opening World Cup qualifying game in Rwanda; however, their hosts have been in a slump on their home patch.

Zimbabwe Team News & Injuries

Brazilian Coach Baltemar Brito has announced his final 23-man squad to face Rwanda and Nigeria in their upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Goalkeepers: Donovan Bernard, Washington Arubi, Martin Mapisa

Defenders: Andrew Mbeba, Peter Muduhwa, Frank Makarati, Teenage Hadebe, Munashe Garan’anga, Jordan Zemura, Tivonge Rushesha, Divine Lunga

Midfielders: Brian Banda, Marshall Munetsi, Andy Rinomhota, Marvelous Nakamba, Gerald Takwara, Tanaka Shandirwa,

Forwards: Obriel Chirinda, Prince Dube, Tinotenda Kadewere, Admiral Muskwe, Walter Musona, Terrence Dzvukamanja

Verdict

Rwanda v Zimbabwe

Both nations look unlikely to start their World Cup qualifying campaign with a victory, as Rwanda have struggled to win this year, and Zimbabwe have a dismal away record. A BTTS draw is tipped as the outcome with a 1-1 score at full-time.

Draw

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1-1 Draw

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