Senegal

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FIFA#17
2026

Senegal's Campaign in World Cup - Qualification Africa 2023/2025

Senegal have run a near-flawless campaign in the World Cup - Qualification Africa 2023/2025, finishing top of their group with an unblemished record of seven wins and three draws from ten matches. Their defensive prowess shone through, conceding just three goals while netting 22, giving them a remarkable goal difference of +19. They were particularly formidable at home, winning four and conceding just once, while away from home they remained unbeaten with three wins and two draws.

This campaign has been characterised by consistency and resilience, a perfect blend for a team aiming to make waves on the world stage. Their recent form, with wins including a 4-0 thrashing of Mauritania and a 5-0 romp past South Sudan, signals a squad hitting peak performance at the right time.

Looking ahead to World Cup 2026, Senegal will be keen to build on this foundation and perhaps edge beyond their best finish of the quarter-finals in 2002. With the group stage yet to commence, the stage is set for an intriguing tournament for the Lions of Teranga.

Group Stage

#TeamPPts
1Congo DR34
2Brazil11
2Sweden34
3Australia00
3Japan11
3Netherlands11
3Ghana34
4Qatar11
4Ecuador34
5New Zealand11
5Bosnia & Herzegovina34
5Ivory Coast00
6Uzbekistan00
6Norway00
6Spain11
6Algeria34
6Austria00
7Portugal11
7Croatia23
7Paraguay34
8Senegal33
8Iraq00
9Czech Republic21
9Saudi Arabia21
9Iran33
10South Korea33
10Belgium22
10Cape Verde Islands22
11Scotland33
11Panama10
11Haiti00
11Jordan10
12Uruguay32
12Türkiye10
As of 9 Jul 2026
Last 5: ←oldest

Qualifying campaign

Rank

1

Points

24

PPG (last 5)

3.00

Squad pedigree

20 of 25 squad players (80%) play club football in a top-5 European league.

Spotlight

Premier League

32 apps · 6 G · 3 A · 6.87

Player shape

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La Liga

31 apps · 5 G · 2 A · 7.12

Player shape

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Pro League

25 apps · 10 G · 6 A · 7.28

Player shape

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League position

Position 31

Points trajectory

Rank 31

FIFA world ranking

#17
P. Thiaw

Manager

P. Thiaw

Senegal

Season at a glance

W 1·D 1·L 2108 GF/GA+2 GD1 clean sheets

Streaks

Last 5 home1W0D0Llast 5
Last 5 away0W1D2Llast 5
Scored4/4
Conceded3/4

Senegal's Form Story

Senegal have been nothing short of impeccable in their World Cup - Qualification Africa 2023/2025 campaign, finishing top of Group I with a flawless record of 7 wins and 3 draws from 10 matches. Remarkably, they remained unbeaten throughout, dropping points only through draws rather than defeats, which speaks volumes about their defensive solidity and consistency.

Their form shows a steady accumulation of points rather than streaky bursts, with a recent run of five consecutive wins highlighting their capacity to maintain momentum. With 22 goals scored and just 3 conceded, including eight clean sheets split evenly between home and away fixtures, Senegal have demonstrated both attacking prowess and defensive resilience.

All signs point to a team well-prepared and disciplined ahead of the World Cup 2026 group stage, where they will be keen to build on their best-ever quarter-final finish from 2002.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
5
5
HomeGoals againstAway
0
8
HomeClean sheetsAway
1
0
HomeFailed to scoreAway
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
5.00vs1.67

Week-by-week trends

team vs league avg (dashed)
Goals for
10
Goals against
8
Goal difference
+2
Clean sheets
1
Points / round
4.0

Senegal's Home and Away Dynamics

Senegal have shown a solid all-round performance in their World Cup - Qualification Africa 2023/2025 campaign, remaining unbeaten with seven wins and three draws from ten matches. At home, they are particularly formidable, scoring 13 goals while conceding just once across five games. Their defence stands tall, securing four clean sheets on home soil.

Away from home, Senegal remain just as resilient, netting nine goals and conceding only two in five outings, matching their impressive tally of four clean sheets. This balance suggests a team comfortable both under the floodlights at home and in the unfamiliar surroundings of away grounds. Their consistency on both fronts bodes well for their prospects in World Cup 2026, where adaptability will be key to navigating diverse challenges.

Fipster's Record with Senegal

Fipster is still building a record on Senegal in the World Cup 2026 campaign. No predictions have been scored yet, so the model's accuracy with this team remains untested. It's a blank slate, really, so keep an eye on how the predictions develop as the tournament progresses.