CAF confirms Desabre’s contribution to World Cup review in Cabo Verde
Reports published on October 10 name DR Congo’s coach among the final-day contributors. The conference ended the previous day on Sal Island.
A selection of stories and context. Dates refer to the events or original source publications.
Reports published on October 10 name DR Congo’s coach among the final-day contributors. The conference ended the previous day on Sal Island.
FECOFA reports a one-place rise for the Leopards, who remain seventh in Africa, in the 7 October 2026 ranking.
In its October 7 roundup, Saint-Étienne reviews its full-back’s international debut and his start in the second friendly against Uganda.
The young Leopards won 2-0 in Lubumbashi after losing in Nouakchott. Separate match reports confirm their progress to the second round of U23 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying.
Mbuku put the Leopards ahead, but a late Uganda equaliser left the second Johannesburg friendly level at 1-1.
A reshuffled Leopards side lost 0-2 in the October 2 friendly.
The young Leopards lost 2-1 in Dakar. A second friendly is scheduled for Sunday before the trip to Yaoundé.
The squad changes after its September qualifying matches.
Wissa and Moutoussamy scored in a 2-1 victory over Zimbabwe.
The Leopards beat Equatorial Guinea 2-0 on September 24.
DR Congo lead until the 75th minute, but England turn the round-of-32 tie around to win 2-1 in Atlanta.
DR Congo come from behind to win 3-1 in Atlanta and reach the World Cup knockout stage for the first time.
Colombia win 1-0 in Guadalajara, leaving the Leopards on one point before their final Group K match.
Behind after six minutes, the Leopards equalise before half-time to open their campaign with a 1-1 draw in Houston.
Victory over Jamaica ended a 52-year wait for qualification.
DR Congo recovered to beat Guinea by three goals to one.