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Overview:
D.R. Congo come into this fixture with a reputation for physicality and strong midfield control. They’re usually well-organised defensively and dangerous on set pieces. Benin, meanwhile, tend to rely on structure and discipline rather than individual stars.
Key Factors:
D.R. Congo’s strength in central areas
Benin’s compact defensive shape
Tempo control early in the match
Match Outlook:
This game could start cautiously, with D.R. Congo pushing possession while Benin look to frustrate and counter. Breaking the deadlock may depend on defensive errors or set plays.
Overview:
Senegal are one of Africa’s strongest sides, known for pace, physicality, and depth across the pitch. Botswana often approach matches against stronger opponents with a defensive-first mindset.
Key Factors:
Senegal’s attacking width and pressing
Botswana’s ability to stay compact
Early goal impact on match flow
Match Outlook:
Senegal are likely to control possession and territory. Botswana’s main challenge will be limiting space and surviving early pressure.
Overview:
Nigeria bring speed, flair, and attacking talent, especially in wide areas. Tanzania are typically organised and hardworking but may struggle against high-tempo opposition.
Key Factors:
Nigeria’s wing play and transitions
Tanzania’s defensive resilience
Midfield battles and ball recovery
Match Outlook:
Nigeria are expected to push the pace, particularly after turnovers. Tanzania will aim to slow the game and capitalise on rare counter-attacking chances.
Overview:
Tunisia are tactically disciplined and experienced in tournament football. Uganda are energetic and resilient, often difficult to break down when defending deep.
Key Factors:
Tunisia’s structured build-up play
Uganda’s work rate and pressing
Patience vs intensity
Match Outlook:
This could be a tactical contest, with Tunisia probing for openings while Uganda look to disrupt rhythm and stay competitive for as long as possible.
