Prediction Guinea Bissau - Madagascar today 23:00 17/11/2026.

Guinea Bissau demonstrated a high scoring ability with a 3-0 win against Nigeria, showing explosive attacking potential when the system operates smoothly in the last 10 matches.

Guinea Bissau has kept 3 clean sheets in its last 10 matches, which is a positive sign of its ability to organize its defense well in certain games.

Guinea Bissau averages 3.8 corner kicks per match, demonstrating their ability to utilize wide play and create indirect attacking opportunities in the last 10 matches.

Receiving 14 yellow cards and no red cards in the last 10 matches shows that Guinea Bissau plays with determination while maintaining relatively good discipline.

The defensive core of Guinea Bissau is solidly built by Jefferson Encada (12 successful challenges) and Opa Sangante (16 interceptions), ensuring foundational stability for the system.

Guinea Bissau's attack was significantly assisted by Dalcio (2 assists, 2 key passes), alongside Mama Baldé's consistent goal-scoring ability.

Guinea Bissau has a record of 3 wins, 3 draws, and 4 losses in the last 10 matches, indicating a clear lack of consistency in performance.

With an average of 1.0 goal per match and a low Over 2.5 goals rate (20.0%) in the last 10 matches, Guinea Bissau favors tactical and low-scoring games.

The 0-5 loss to Burkina Faso in the last 10 matches indicates that Guinea Bissau's defense can be completely breached by teams with powerful attacks.

Despite the loss of key striker Franculino Gluda Dju due to a hamstring injury, the presence of a deep squad allows Guinea Bissau to maintain high squad rotation capability.

Madagascar has shown a clear psychological improvement over the last four matches, consistently earning points (3 wins, 1 draw), indicating that positive momentum is being built.

Madagascar has a superior attacking capability when facing lower-ranked opponents, exemplified by its 5-2 victory over Kyrgyzstan and 3-1 victory over Chad in the last 10 matches.

Madagascar has averaged 1.7 goals per game in the last 10 matches, with 60% of those games featuring three or more goals, indicating that their offense is always ready to capitalize on chances.

Madagascar is capable of putting pressure on the flanks and utilizing set pieces well, averaging 2.5 corners per game in the last 10 matches.

Madagascar occupies third place with 2 points after 3 matches, indicating steady competition but failing to establish a significant point advantage throughout the tournament.

Madagascar's goal difference of -1 (3 goals scored, 4 conceded) across the matches highlights the disparity between their attacking ability and their defensive consistency.

Madagascar revealed a serious defensive weakness over the last 10 matches, conceding 17 goals and only keeping 1 clean sheet, indicating inconsistency in their defensive system.

Madagascar's Both Teams To Score (BTTS) rate has reached 80% in the last 10 matches, indicating that the team rarely maintains control of the game until the final whistle.

The accumulation of 17 yellow cards and 1 red card in the last 10 matches indicates that Madagascar frequently gets involved in physical scuffles and needs to improve its discipline.

The absence of Marco Ilaimaharitra due to a muscle injury significantly diminished Madagascar's ability to maintain tempo and cover the central area, forcing the team to increase pressure on center-backs Tremoulet and Kari.