Bryan Mbeumo supplied an assist as Cameroon beat Namibia 2-0 in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying, on a winning night for several Manchester United internationals.
United’s round-up on 13 November details Mbeumo’s contribution in Thursday’s match, alongside victories for Senne Lammens, Youri Tielemans and Amad.
Mbeumo creates Cameroon’s second goal
Cameroon went ahead through Saidou Alioum before Mbeumo helped double their advantage. The United forward reached the byline and picked out Bil Nsongo in the middle to make it 2-0 before the half-hour mark.
Mbeumo had also threatened to score himself, with Namibia goalkeeper Kamaijanda Ndisiro making a strong close-range save. The two first-half goals proved enough, with Cameroon holding their lead until the final whistle.
beIN Sports’ report of the second goal describes Mbeumo beating his marker on the right before delivering for Nsongo in the 29th minute. United’s account places Cameroon top of Group G after the victory.
Watch CAF TV’s Cameroon v Namibia highlights on YouTube if the player does not load.
Lammens and Tielemans help Belgium win
Lammens and Tielemans both started Belgium’s 2-1 Nations League victory over Turkey, with Tielemans wearing the captain’s armband.
Arda Guler opened the scoring with a free-kick before Kevin De Bruyne and Charles De Ketelaere turned the match around. United credited Lammens with six saves as Belgium protected their advantage, including a late stop to deny Hakan Calhanoglu.
Amad also helped Ivory Coast beat Gambia 2-1 in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying. He did not score, but United’s report credits him with four chances created. Leny Yoro was an unused substitute as France lost 3-1 to Italy.
A verified X embed of Mbeumo’s assist is not available here. The official CAF highlights are linked above.
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Archive: Bryan Mbeumo records Inside Carrington, 6 May 2026. Photo: Manchester United. Landscape crop and corner branding added.







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