Rwanda vs Liberia Prediction 25 September 2026
🔊 This is Mohammed Adil Erradi's first official match in charge of Liberia, and it comes in a city he knows well. Between 2019 and 2022 he managed APR from Kigali, winning three consecutive Rwandan league titles and setting a national record of 50 matches unbeaten. Now his side must take points from the hosts. Both teams have been waiting a long time for the Africa Cup of Nations: Rwanda have appeared there just once, in 2004, while Liberia have not reached the finals since 2002.
Head-to-Head
📊 These two sides have never met on the football pitch before.

Rwanda Team Overview
Steven Constantine returned to the Rwanda national team in March, having previously managed them between 2014 and 2015. The start has been impressive: in a FIFA international friendly series in Kigali, Rwanda thrashed Grenada 4-0 and then beat Estonia - their first ever victory against a European national team - keeping clean sheets in both matches. The group is a tough one, though: two teams will qualify, and the opposition includes Mali, quarter-finalists at the most recent Africa Cup of Nations, and Cape Verde, who featured at the 2026 World Cup. For the qualifying squad, Constantine has recalled Europe-based players - Darryl Nganji from Standard, Leroy Mickels from Waldhof and Noam Emeran. Four days after facing Liberia, Rwanda travel to Cape Verde.
Match Results: Rwanda

Liberia Team Overview
Since May, Liberia have been managed by Mohammed Adil Erradi, formerly a coach with Morocco's youth sides. His contract runs for three years, with one clear objective: to get the team back to the Africa Cup of Nations. His first window was mixed - in June, Liberia lost to Sierra Leone in Bo, then beat the same side 3-1 in Monrovia three days later. The squad arrived in Kigali on 21 September, with goalkeeper Amos Wesse and forward Ayouba Kosia among those who flew in. Liberia's next group opponents will be Mali.
Match Results: Liberia
The Risky Bet
Rwanda - Handicap -1.0 is a bet for those expecting the hosts to win comfortably. It wins if Rwanda win by two goals or more, and returns the stake if they win by exactly one. The reasoning is Liberia's defence: away from home, they have not kept a clean sheet in a long time. The risk is that Rwanda themselves have struggled to score in qualifying - they failed to find the net in 5 of their last 6 home matches.
Reliable Bet
In away matches in AFCON qualifying, Liberia have failed to win in 7 of their last 8 games. Their new manager has yet to change that trend: Liberia's first away match under Erradi ended in Bo with nothing to show for it. The hosts only need a draw, and at Amahoro in March Rwanda did not concede a single goal. The bet is Rwanda not to lose.
Correct Score Prediction
According to the algorithm's calculations, the three most likely outcomes are 1-0 (12.36%), 1-1 (11.61%) and 2-0 (9.86%). A narrow win for Rwanda is considered the most probable result.
⭐ Editorial Prediction
Liberia have seen more than one goal in five consecutive matches. Their defence rarely holds firm: they have conceded in 12 of their last 13 matches. Away from home, their goal has not remained intact in seven games running. That said, we are not expecting a rout: Rwanda have not scored more than one goal in 17 of their last 19 qualifying matches. Rwanda themselves, though, have conceded in 11 of their last 12 matches in the same qualifying campaign. We expect both teams to get on the scoresheet. The bet is Total Goals - Over 1.5. Predicted score - 1:1.