Cameroon to host Comoros at Roumdé Adjia Stadium in AFCON 2027 qualifier on September 24

Cameroon will meet Comoros at the Roumdé Adjia Stadium on September 24 in an Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifying fixture, with the hosts returning to competitive action for the first time since March 2026. Cameroon closed their break with a 2-0 win over China and will aim to carry that result into the qualifier.

Cameroon were eliminated by Morocco in the quarterfinals of the last AFCON, and the David Pagou-led side have said they will seek to control the match from the start at home, warning that they must build a solid strategy or “otherwise it will become a pressurising situation.” Comoros arrive off a 1-0 victory against Equatorial Guinea in June and will attempt to extend that run of form.

The preview identifies a Manchester United star as one of Cameroon’s primary threats, noting he can contribute both in midfield and in attack. The article singles out Bryan Mbeumo as a player who can be used on the wing or as a lone striker and describes him as a constant threat to opposition defences when in possession.

The piece also highlights younger attacking options, stating “The 20-year-old will be looking to step up his game so that he can help his side stand a chance against the Indomitable Lions.” It adds that “Aboubacar Ali will have a lot to prove, and being young gives him an extra edge on the attacking front.”

On availability, the preview reports that Etta Eyong will not be in action for Cameroon because he is “currently not fit enough,” while all selected Comoros squad members are described as fit and ready. The published squad lists read: Ngapandouetnbu (GK); Tchatchoua, Keben, Samuel Kotto, Nagida; Namaso, Avom, Ryan Fosso, Djibirin; Yondjo; Mbeumo; Mchindra (GK); Ali Mohamed Abdallah, Youssouf, Omari, Akim Abdallah; Hamada, Lutin, Mohamed; Zakouani, Aboubacar Ali, Amir.

The preview concludes that Cameroon, with superior squad quality and home-ground advantage, will hold a slight edge and that Comoros face a tough test; it forecasts the Indomitable Lions are likely to record a win. Broadcasters listed for the match include Canal+ and Sport 1 Afrique in Nigeria, CRTV Sports and Canal+ Sport 1 Afrique in Cameroon, and beIN SPORTS en Español, fuboTV and beIN SPORTS CONNECT in the USA.

The Roumdé Adjia Stadium will host this AFCON 2027 qualifying tie on September 24 (BST), and fans can watch live via beIN SPORTS en Español, fuboTV or beIN SPORTS CONNECT.