The time to deliver is now for Cameroon and DR Congo as the two African nations go to battle in a crucial World Cup qualifying play-off.
Cameroon hold the record for most apprearances by an African nation at the tournament but the eight-time participants must now go down the perilous play-off path after surrendering their lead at the top of Group D.
DR Congo, meanwhile, are hoping to stun the Indomitable Lions in pursuit of a first World Cup appearance since 1974, one which came as Zaire.
The winner of this tie goes on to face either of Nigeria or Gabon, both whom are slugging it out on the other side of the play-off bracket.
Here’s everything you need to know.
When is Cameroon vs DR Congo?
Cameroon’s play-off clash with DR Congo kicks off at 7pm GMT on Thursday 13 November at Al-Barid Stadium in Rabat, Morocco.
How can I watch it?
Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the match live via the Fifa+ streaming service.
Team news
Cameroon have been hit by two major injury blows with veteran striker Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and in-form midfielder Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa have been ruled out of the match. Goalkeeper Andre Onana is also a doubt after suffering an ankle injury.
DR Congo will continue to bemoan the absence of Yoane Wissa, though their attacking threat isn’t exactly non-existent with Cedric Bakambu up top, who is two goals shy of the nation’s all-time record holder Dieumerci Mbokani. Aaron Wan-Bissaka, relatively fresh off changing allegiances from England back in August, will also be expected to start.
Predicted line-ups
Cameroon XI: Onana; Tchatchoua, Castelletto, Nouhou, Nagida; Avom, Baleba, Ngamaleu; Mbeumo, Aboubakar, N’Koudou.
DR Congo XI: Mpasi; Wan-Bissaka, Mbemba, Tuanzebe, Masuaka; Mbuku, Moutoussamy, Mukau, Kayembe; Essende, Bakambu.
