Togo and Niger are set to face each other this Tuesday, March 31, 2026, in what promises to be an engaging friendly encounter at the Père-Jégo Stadium in Casablanca.
For Togo, this match represents their second outing of the international break and the second test under newly appointed coach Patrice Neveu. After a 2-2 draw against Guinea, the Sparrowhawks will be eager to show improvement and secure a positive result.
This fixture also adds to the ongoing discussion about the current state of Togolese football, with fans and analysts closely watching the team’s performances under new leadership. While friendly in nature, the match carries importance in terms of team building, tactical adjustments, and confidence ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures. Niger, on their side, approach the game with similar intent after being held to a goalless draw by Libya, as they search for their first win of the break.
Historically, the rivalry between both sides has been relatively balanced, with Togo holding a slight edge. Out of 10 previous meetings, Togo has recorded 4 wins, compared to 3 for Niger, while 3 matches have ended in draws. Both teams have also shown comparable attacking output, with Togo scoring 15 goals and Niger 14 in these encounters, suggesting another closely contested battle in Casablanca.