Everything You Need to Know About the Togo vs DR Congo Match

The final two rounds of the World Cup 2026 African Qualifiers are set to be decisive as Senegal and DR Congo continue their fierce battle for the top spot in Group B. Both sides are eyeing qualification for the next World Cup, making every point crucial at this stage.

Currently, DR Congo sit second in the standings with 16 points, just two behind group leaders Senegal who lead with 18 points. Meanwhile, Sudan follow in third place with 12 points.

For DR Congo, the mission is clear: they must secure victories in their last two matches — first against Togo on October 10, and then against Sudan on October 14 — while hoping for a slip-up from the Teranga Lions. On the other hand, Senegal, who have appeared in the 2002, 2018, and 2022 World Cups, will aim to win both of their remaining fixtures to qualify without depending on other results.

🕒 Togo vs DR Congo Match Date and Venue

The Togo vs DR Congo clash will take place at the Kégué Stadium in Lomé on Friday, October 10, 2025, with kick-off scheduled for 13:00 GMT.

📺 Where to Watch the Togo vs DR Congo Match

Football fans can catch the action live on beIN Sports across the Middle East and North Africa. The game will also be broadcast on CANAL+ Afrique and SuperSport throughout the African continent.

Additionally, viewers in France can stream the match live on L’Équipe Live Foot, while international audiences in select regions can follow the game via FIFA+, FIFA’s official streaming platform.

⚽ Head-to-Head Record: Togo vs DR Congo

Historically, DR Congo hold a dominant record over Togo. Out of 13 meetings, DR Congo have won 11 matches, while Togo managed only one victory, with one draw between them.

Their most recent encounter took place on June 9, 2024, in the World Cup qualifiers, where DR Congo secured a narrow 1-0 win.

As the World Cup 2026 Qualifiers near their climax, DR Congo will fight to keep their qualification hopes alive with a crucial win against Togo, while Togo look to surprise and disrupt their opponents’ ambitions. Football fans across Africa will be watching closely as this decisive showdown unfolds in Lomé.