Cameroon's World Cup Schedule 2022, TV Channel, Preview &  History

 

Cameroon will participate in the 2022 World Cup. If you've been pulling for the country, it should be enjoyable for you and your other soccer fans. This section will share the groups, timetable, TV channel, and preview.

Cameroon's 2022 World Cup schedule and events

These are the dates and times in Cameroon time:

Date Time (WAT) Venue of the Matchup

Switzerland vs Cameroon, Thursday, November 24, 11:00 AM, Arena Al Janoub

Serbia vs Cameroon, Monday, November 28, 11:00, Arena Al Janoub

Brazil vs Cameroon, Friday, December 2, 8:00 PM, Lusail Stadium

What channel will broadcast the 2022 World Cup in Cameroon?

SuperSport and New World TV are the broadcasting outlets for the 2022 World Cup in Cameroon.

 

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World Cup 2022: Group & Preview for Cameroon

Serbia, Switzerland, and Brazil compete in Group G of the 2022 World Cup.

Cameroon will face the game with assurance and resoluteness after defeating Algeria in the World Cup playoffs.

For the first time since 2014, Cameroon qualified for the World Cup with a thrilling winner-take-all victory against Algeria in late March. With this victory, Cameroon gained entry to the championship match.

After seven World Cup appearances, the Unstoppable Lions will have their first opportunity to put together a seasoned side capable of making meaningful contributions in Qatar. Both Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and Vincent Aboubakar are experienced, international players. Therefore their performances are predicted to be excellent.

In 1990, in Italy, Cameroon advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals. Rigobert Song, a flamboyant coach who played for Liverpool and participated in four World Cups, is confident that his team will go to the knockout stages after placing third in the Africa Cup of Nations. In 1990, in Italy, Cameroon advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals.

As the most experienced African nation, Cameroon won the 2021 African Cup of Nations, and it has competed in more FIFA World Cups than any other nation.

The squad stunned everyone by defeating the defending champion, Argentina, in the 1990 World Cup group stage.

It hopes to repeat what happened when it faced Brazil in Qatar.

The 1990 World Cup Football Championship opening game was held on July 9 in Milan, Italy. Francois Omam Biyik scored the game-winning goal for Cameroon. It was played in Milan, Italy.

The only side in Cameroon's group with World Cup experience in Brazil. Brazil has triumphed in each of these three matches.

Since making it to the quarterfinals in 1990, Cameroon has not progressed past the round of 16.

A particular age group will likely recall Cameroon's World Cup performance in 1990. The football world was taken aback when it was announced that 38-year-old seasoned striker Roger Milla would be their leading player.

The Diego Maradona-led Argentine team reached the semifinals despite losing their opening game, mainly because of the help of "super sub" Roger Milla's triumph over Romania and Colombia. Gary Lineker's two goals in extra time eliminated England from the World Cup semifinals.

Since then, the investments made by the Indomitable Lions have been less profitable. In their next 15 games, they never made it past the group stage.

However devastating Algeria's World Cup loss, Rigobert Song's team will be eager to make a good impression in Qatar.

Brazil will still be a force to reckon with at the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup, even though the teams in group G have a decent chance of shocking Group A.

 

FIFA World Cup History of Cameroon

Since making its debut in 1982, Cameroon has participated in eight FIFA World Cup finals. After drawing in their three group games, they took fifteenth place in the competition. In 1990, Cameroon advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals but lost to England 3-2. At the 1994 FIFA World Cup, Roger Milla, who was 42 then, made history by participating in the championship match.

In this contest, he scored as well, giving him the competition's top scorer overall. The previous record for the oldest player to score in a FIFA World Cup final was broken by Colombia's Faryd Mondragón in 2014. However, Milla is currently the oldest player to do it. Cameroon joins Brazil, Switzerland, and Serbia in group G in 2022.

The squad will have a difficult time during this encounter.