Matchday 11 of the MTN Elite One presents an intriguing contest between PWD Bamenda and Fauve Azur at Mbouda Stadium. PWD will be eager to convert their string of draws into a much-needed victory, while Fauve Azur looks to stay within striking distance of the top teams.

PWD: Turning Draws into Wins

PWD currently sits 12th in the standings with 11 points, having recorded 2 wins, 5 draws, and 3 losses in their 10 matches. While they have avoided defeat in their last five games, they have struggled to secure victories, drawing all five recent matches.

Their last match was a 1-1 draw against 14th-placed Aigle, a result that did little to improve their position. Their goal-scoring struggles remain a concern, with just 8 goals in 10 games, but their defense has been fairly stable, conceding 12 times.

Playing at home, PWD will hope to finally break their streak of draws and claim a crucial three points.

Fauve Azur: Aiming to Stay in the Top Six

Fauve Azur has been one of the more consistent teams this season, ranking 6th with 16 points. Their record of 5 wins, 4 draws, and just 1 loss shows their resilience. They have also been strong in attack, scoring 15 goals, while maintaining a solid defense with just 8 goals conceded.

In their last match, they were held to a 1-1 draw against 10th-placed Astres, a result that slowed their momentum. However, with 3 wins in their last 5 games, they remain a tough opponent for any team.

A win here would push them closer to the top four and strengthen their bid for a strong finish this season.

Key Battles to Watch

PWD’s attack vs. Fauve Azur’s defense: Can PWD improve their goal-scoring form against a team that has conceded just 8 goals?

Fauve Azur’s attacking efficiency: With 15 goals in 10 games, they will test PWD’s defense.

PWD’s mindset: Will their string of draws turn into frustration, or can they finally find a way to secure a win?

 

PWD’s ability to grind out results suggests this will be a close game, but their lack of wins is a concern. Fauve Azur has been more clinical in attack and has lost just once all season.