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Ranking of the best attacks in the World Cup 2026 qualifiers

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Despite their elimination, Gambia finished first in the ranking of the most prolific attacks after 10 matchdays of the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

The Scorpions outperformed other teams that have secured a place in the finals, including Ivory Coast (25 goals), Algeria (24 goals), and Ghana (23 goals), who are tied with Burkina Faso.

South Africa (15 goals) is the side with the lowest goal tally among the nine nations that have qualified for the final tournament.

Among the least prolific teams, we find Mauritania and Congo with 4 goals, Tanzania, South Sudan, and Somalia with 3 goals each, and Seychelles with just two strikes.

Here is the complete ranking of the top attacks in the qualifiers:

1. Gambia – 27 goals

2. Ivory Coast – 25 goals

3. Algeria – 24 goals

4. Ghana – 23 goals

5. Burkina Faso – 23 goals

6. Morocco – 22 goals

7. Senegal – 22 goals

8. Tunisia – 22 goals

9. Gabon – 22 goals

10. Egypt – 20 goals

11. Kenya – 18 goals

12. Cameroon – 17 goals

13. Mali – 17 goals

14. Madagascar – 17 goals

15. Cape Verde – 16 goals

16. Nigeria – 15 goals

17. DR Congo – 15 goals

18. South Africa – 15 goals

19. Mozambique – 14 goals

20. Uganda – 14 goals

21. Namibia – 13 goals

22. Burundi – 13 goals

23. Benin – 12 goals

24. Libya – 12 goals

25. Sierra Leone – 12 goals

26. Comoros – 12 goals

27. Botswana – 12 goals

28. Guinea – 11 goals

29. Niger – 11 goals

30. Central African Republic – 11 goals

31. Liberia – 10 goals

32. Angola – 9 goals

33. Ethiopia – 9 goals

34. Equatorial Guinea – 9 goals

35. Sudan – 8 goals

36. Guinea-Bissau – 8 goals

37. Malawi – 8 goals

38. Zambia – 7 goals

39. Mauritius – 7 goals

40. Lesotho – 6 goals

41. Eswatini – 6 goals

42. Togo – 5 goals

43. Zimbabwe – 5 goals

44. Rwanda – 5 goals

45. Chad – 5 goals

46. Djibouti – 5 goals

47. Sao Tome and Principe – 5 goals

48. Mauritania – 4 goals

49. Congo – 4 goals

50. Tanzania – 3 goals

51. South Sudan – 3 goals

52. Somalia – 3 goals

53. Seychelles – 2 goals