Guinea-Bissau host Nigeria in the AFCON Qualifiers on Tuesday 29 Sep 2026, 16:00 GMT, and that’s where I’m starting today’s slip. Nigeria are the pick to win it, priced at 1.48, the longest leg on the card. Nine bookmakers fed into that number.
This is a weekday slip, so I’m keeping it light, chale. Two legs, GHS 10 stake, GHS 21.8 back if both come in. Nothing more than that.
Liberia host Mali later, kicking off Tuesday 29 Sep 2026, 19:00 GMT, also in the AFCON Qualifiers. Mali are the pick there, at 1.47, the shortest leg on the slip. Same nine-bookmaker spread behind that price too.
Combine the two and the price comes to 2.18. Our real-time odds provider had both numbers confirmed as of Tuesday 29 Sep 2026, 13:00 GMT. Small stake, straightforward read, small small.
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Mali carry the shorter price, but away qualifiers in this group don’t always follow the numbers. That’s the leg that keeps me a touch cautious heading into kickoff.
Kojo Banker
Guinea-Bissau shut down the Nigeria pick right at home, and that loss alone is what drags this two-leg ticket to LOST. Mali did their job cleanly against Liberia, no complaints there. But a combo lives or dies on every single leg, and one broken leg sinks the whole coupon no matter how well the other one finished. The odds shown earlier, 1.48 for Nigeria and 1.47 for Mali, combining to 2.18, are exactly what went up before either match started, unchanged since. Ten cedis went on this one and it came back at zero, plain and simple. Chale, Nigeria travelling to Guinea-Bissau was always a tougher ask than the price suggested, and that one’s worth remembering before the next ticket goes up.