In one of the most lopsided results in CAF Women’s Olympic qualification history, Comoros Women demolished Sudan Women 17–0 on June 5, 2026, in a second-round qualifier. The match, played at a neutral venue (per CAF regulations), showcased Comoros’ relentless attacking power and Sudan’s defensive struggles from the opening whistle.

Match Summary

The Comoros team took control immediately, scoring six goals in the first half and adding eleven more after the break. The visitors’ movement, pace, and finishing proved far too much for a Sudan side that rarely threatened at the other end. The final score of 17–0 is among the biggest wins in Olympic qualifying competition.

Key Moments & Scoring Spree

• 3rd minute: Comoros open the scoring from a corner – a header at the near post.
• 15th minute: A long-range strike doubles the lead.
• 31st minute: Hat-trick completed for Comoros’ striker after a solo run.
• Second half: Unrelenting pressure led to goals at regular intervals; Sudan failed to register a shot on target.
• 87th minute: The 17th goal seals an extraordinary afternoon.

Tactical Analysis

Comoros employed a high-pressing system that forced turnovers in dangerous areas. Their wide players constantly stretched Sudan’s defense, creating one-on-one situations in the box. Sudan, lacking possession, could not sustain any attacking shape and were overwhelmed by the constant waves of attacks.

What It Means

Comoros Women advance with a massive aggregate advantage in this two-legged tie. Sudan will need a miracle in the return leg. The result also highlights the growing disparity in women’s football development within the CAF region, though Sudan will aim to use this experience as a learning opportunity.