Cameroon dominated Eswatini 3–0 in their FIFA World Cup qualifying fixture, securing a commanding victory in Group D. The hosts operated in a 4-2-3-1 formation and controlled proceedings with an expected goals total of 0.8, while Eswatini's defensive setup of 5-4-1 proved insufficient to contain the Cameroon attack. Arthur Avom Ebong and Georges-Kevin N'Koudou each scored once for the hosts, with a third goal completing a comprehensive shutout. Cameroon's goalkeeper conceded 0.0 xG-adjusted goals, underlining a clinical performance at both ends. The visitors offered limited resistance throughout, with their goalkeeper facing 3.0 xG conceded, reflecting the gulf in class between the sides. This emphatic win strengthens Cameroon's grip on Group D qualification.