Prediction South Sudan - Angola today 20:00 17/11/2026.

Despite the poor overall defense, South Sudan's record of three clean sheets in the last 10 matches indicates their ability to organize a successful defense when properly guided.

South Sudan demonstrated high defensive stability with players such as B. Bakassoro (5 interceptions, 5 successful tackles) and R. Angier (6 clearances), indicating good defensive organization in recent matches.

South Sudan's midfield core is spearheaded by William Emmanuel Kundu Gama and Peter Chan, who ensure connection between lines, with Gama having a large workload and featuring in one tactical situation.

South Sudan's attack centers on Jamu Akou Arum Iluya, but the overall goal and assist metrics of the attacking unit remain low, suggesting a playing style that favors defensive discipline over attacking dynamism.

South Sudan's attack scored 7 goals in the last 10 matches (averaging 0.7 goals per game), indicating that their scoring output has not shown consistent breakthroughs.

South Sudan has averaged 2.1 corners per game in the last 10 matches, indicating that the team rarely creates dangerous opportunities from the flanks.

South Sudan has a record of 1 win, 3 draws, and 6 losses in its last 10 matches, indicating clear instability in its performance trajectory.

South Sudan demonstrated explosive potential with a 4-0 win against Djibouti, but struggled when facing stronger opponents, such as the 0-5 loss to Egypt in the last 10 matches.

South Sudan's significant defensive weakness is conceding a total of 20 goals in its last 10 matches (averaging 2.0 goals per game), which is an alarming statistic.

The fact that South Sudan received a total of 21 yellow cards in the last 10 matches is high, suggesting that players frequently commit fouls due to opponent pressure.

Angola has scored an average of 1.6 goals per match (16 goals total) in their last 10 games, demonstrating significant scoring potential.

Angola has kept 3 clean sheets in the last 10 matches, demonstrating its ability to organize its formation and maintain a high level of defensive focus.

Angola has put continuous pressure with an average of 4.1 corners per match in the last 10 games, showing good ability to exploit set-piece situations.

Angola's defensive unit has been very stable with the continuous presence of Kialonda Gaspar, David Carmo, and Pedro Bondo Francisco in the last two matches. Pedro Bondo Francisco is particularly notable with 4 tackles and 2 assists accumulated this season.

Manuel Keliano is the playmaker for Angola, operating as a hybrid defensive midfielder. With 7 tackles and 3 assists accumulated throughout the season, he helps link the defense and the attack.

Angola boasts two key attackers, Milson (1 goal, 3 key passes) and Zito Luvumbo (1 goal, 3 key passes), whose cumulative season stats create multiple threats for the team.

Angola has shown fluctuating form in the last 10 matches, alternating between dominating performances and drawn games.

The absence of Show due to groin injury is considered a reserve-level loss, not significantly affecting the stability of Angola's core framework and key players.

The percentage of both teams scoring (BTTS) was 60% in the last 10 matches, suggesting that Angola is still vulnerable to diverse attacking teams.

The accumulation of 16 yellow cards in the last 10 matches indicates an aggressive playing style, but also poses a risk of disciplinary issues.