SudanPositive35%
Sudan has an Over 2.5 goals rate of 60.0% over the last 10 rounds, indicating that the team frequently participates in open, high-scoring matches.
Sudan possesses 100% of its squad, with no recorded injuries or suspensions, allowing the team to confidently deploy its full tactical plan.
Sudan has a massive squad (28 players), but the system's stability heavily relies on the group of 5 players labeled ⭐ [CORE PILLARS].
Mustafa Karshom is Sudan's defensive pillar, registering 10 tackles, 6 clearances, and 14 winning duels (accumulated over the season), ensuring discipline in the back line.
Neutral25%
Sudan's receipt of 15 yellow and 2 red cards in the last 10 matches indicates that the team frequently has to play aggressively and take high risks in their encounters.
As of the current point in the season, Sudan holds third place with 3 accumulated points, indicating point stability but lacking the breakthroughs needed to create a safe gap.
Negative40%
Sudan's form shows serious instability in the last 10 matches, with a streak of 8 losses and only 2 wins, signaling a clear slump.
Defensively, Sudan has struggled significantly in the last 10 matches, conceding a total of 24 goals, averaging 2.4 goals per game, which indicates a major defensive weakness.
Sudan's scoring ability in the last 10 matches reached only a total of 6 goals, averaging 0.6 goals per game, indicating that the attacking system has not created enough continuous pressure.
Sudan's goal differential of -5 throughout the tournament is a structural weakness, suggesting that their victories are often accompanied by high defensive risk.
SenegalPositive50%
Senegal showed a strong recovery in its last three matches, defeating Sudan, Comoros, and Ethiopia consecutively, confirming its mental stability.
In the last 10 matches, Senegal scored a total of 19 goals (averaging 1.9 goals per game), demonstrating explosive attacking capability in their major victories.
Senegal performs best in open matches, with a high rate of matches having three or more goals and both teams scoring (60.0%) in the last 10 games.
Senegal is a team that proactively attacks the flanks, as evidenced by an average of 5.1 corners per match in the last 10 games.
Senegal maintains high stability with a pillar group, notably El Hadji Malick Diouf (24 successful tackles) and Lamine Camara (13 tackles), who are key elements defining their core style of play.
Nicolas Jackson is Senegal's primary attacking threat, and with 2 goals and 4 assists accumulated this season, he is the focal point of the team's attacks.
Neutral35%
Senegal maintains a solid defense with four clean sheets in the last 10 matches, despite conceding 14 goals.
Senegal has played very fiercely in the last 10 matches, accumulating 13 yellow cards and 1 red card, which demonstrates intense passion but also suggests potential disciplinary risks.
Senegal's squad loss (including reserve players such as Assane Diao Diaoune and Abdallah Sima) is assessed as not disrupting the functioning of 6 key healthy players.
Negative15%
Senegal showed noticeable fluctuation in the last 10 matches, with the early stage of the run featuring 3 losses and 1 draw, indicating significant challenges.
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Senegal, with tactical balance and current momentum, will exploit Sudan's defensive weakness, achieving a narrow and hard-fought victory.
Prediction for the match between Sudan and Senegal is 0-1.
Expert Prediction:
Sudan+1.50 @2.10






























































