Prediction Angola - South Sudan today 02:00 15/11/2026.

Angola has shown clear fluctuations in form over the last 10 matches, but also demonstrated good recovery ability with a recent run of Win - Draw - Win.

Angola scored a total of 16 goals in the last 10 matches (averaging 1.6 goals per match), demonstrating a reliable ability to create scoring opportunities.

With 10 goals conceded in the last 10 matches (averaging 1.0 goal/match), Angola achieving 3 clean sheets demonstrates solid defensive capability when the opponent is limited in attack.

Angola has averaged 4.1 attacking corner kicks per match in the last 10 games, which is a positive indicator of their determination and ability to build play from the flanks.

Angola's core central defensive trio (Jonathan Buatu, Junior Sambu Mansoni, Pedro Bondo Francisco) maintain high stability, with Pedro Bondo Francisco demonstrating strong defensive prowess, highlighted by 12 winning duels accumulated over the season.

Mabululu is Angola's main attacking pivot, who has been the key man in the last two matches, showing a great reliance on his scoring ability.

Angola's Both Teams To Score (BTTS) rate is 60.0%, and 50.0% of matches have 3 or more goals in the last 10 matches, suggesting that Angola frequently participates in open and dramatic games.

Show's absence due to a groin injury is considered negligible because he is a reserve player and does not affect Angola's key core squad.

Angola's current Clean Sheet Win Rate (WTN) is 0.00%, suggesting that their victories often come from narrow margins or draws, which requires close monitoring in upcoming matches.

The fact that Angola received a total of 16 yellow cards in its last 10 matches indicates that the team is prepared for a physical battle, but it also warns of the risk of getting drawn into physical confrontations.

South Sudan's defensive strength is their ability to keep clean sheets in the last three matches, demonstrating solid defensive organization even when the opponents did not create many chances.

South Sudan maintains high personnel stability with a full squad, recording no injuries or suspensions, allowing key players like Peter Chan and the trio of center-backs (Geriga Atendele, R. Angier, Benjamin Laku Lotelek) to play at their maximum ability.

The consistent presence of the trio of center-backs (Geriga Atendele, R. Angier, Benjamin Laku Lotelek) helps South Sudan optimize their defensive coordination, with Benjamin Laku Lotelek notable for 7 clearances and 3 interceptions throughout the season.

Peter Chan is a stabilizing presence in the midfield, maintaining tempo and connecting the play through set pieces in the last two out of two matches, thereby strengthening the system's overall cohesion.

South Sudan averages 2.1 corner kicks per game over the last 10 matches, indicating that the team is not one that consistently generates attacking pressure through wide areas.

South Sudan's Over goals metrics reached 100.00% (e.g., >2.5 goals), indicating that the team always participates in high-intensity matches but lacks control over the general rhythm of the tournament.

South Sudan has shown clear instability over the last 10 matches, with a record of 1 win, 3 draws, and 6 losses, indicating difficulty in maintaining a winning streak.

South Sudan has shown a large disparity in form over the last 10 matches, ranging from a 4-0 victory against Djibouti to conceding five consecutive goals to Egypt and Senegal.

Defensively, South Sudan has conceded an average of 2.0 goals per game in their last 10 matches, particularly following their defeats against Egypt and Senegal.

South Sudan's attack is modest, averaging 0.7 goals per game over the last 10 matches, which makes the team reliant on high-scoring games.