Senegal demolished South Sudan 5–0 in a World Cup qualifying fixture that underlined the gulf in class between the sides. Operating in a 4–2–3–1 formation, Senegal dominated the encounter with 16 shots and nine on target, with Ismaila Sarr netting twice to lead the rout. South Sudan, set up in a 4–4–1–1, managed only four shots and two on target, though their goalkeeper maintained a 100 per cent save percentage on limited opportunities. The visitors' clinical finishing and superior control proved decisive as they secured a comprehensive victory that consolidates their position in Group B qualification.