The Africa Cup of Nations knockout stages continue on Wednesday and will see two African heavyweights in Ivory Coast and Egypt square off at the Douala Stadium for a place in the quarter-finals.
The Africa Cup of Nations knockout stages continue on Wednesday and will see two African heavyweights in Ivory Coast and Egypt square off at the Douala Stadium for a place in the quarter-finals.
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Egypt has an odd of 3.50(bet ₹100 and wins ₹350 Egypt wins). Bet Now
Match: Ivory Coast vs Egypt, Africa Cup of Nations
Date: January 26, 2022
Time: 09:30 PM (IST)
Venue: Douala Stadium
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On the back of a comfortable run in the group stages, Ivory Coast will head into the knockout stages with real belief and renewed confidence in their chances of going all the way and picking up their first Africa Cup of Nations title since 2015. Having finished first in Group K of the qualifiers, Patrice Beaumelle’s men got their campaign proper underway on January 12, when they claimed a 1-0 victory over Equatorial Guinea before playing out a thrilling 2-2 draw with Sierra Leone four days later. There have been 21 meetings between Cote d’Ivoire and Egypt. The hosts have won a third of those games while the visitors have won 11 times. There have been just three draws between the two teams.
Ivory Coast then wrapped things up in the group stages in style as they saw off Algeria 3-1 last Thursday, when Franck Kessie, Ibrahim Sangare and Nicolas Pepe scored to send the reigning African champions packing. The Elephants, who finished top of Group E, one point above runners-up Equatorial Guinea, head into Wednesday’s game unbeaten in all but one of their last 15 outings, claiming 10 wins and four draws in that time
Sangare; Aurier, Kossounou, Deli, Konan; Kessie, Seri, Sangare; Zaha, Haller, Pepe
Egypt, on the other hand, was denied a dream start to their AFCON campaign as they fell to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Nigeria in their group opener on January 11. Like all good sides do, the Pharaohs quickly bounced back from that result as they claimed a 1-0 victory over Guinea-Bissau four days later courtesy of a second-half strike from Mohamed Salah. The Northeastern Africans wrapped up the group stages on a winning note as they saw off a resilient Sudan side 1-0 at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium last time out to clinch a second-place finish in Group D with six points from three outings. لعبة قمار حقيقية
Egypt head into the Round of 16 as the most decorated side on the continent with a record seven Africa Cup of Nations titles, with their last coming in 2010 when they picked up a 1-0 victory over Ghana in the final. Carlos Queiroz’s men will feel confident of claiming the desired result and making it to the quarter-finals of the continental tournament as they go up against an opposing side who they are unbeaten against in all but one of the last five meetings between the teams, claiming three wins and one draw in that time.
El-Shennawy; Kamal, Hegazi, Hamdi, Ashraf; Fathi, El-Sulya, Elneny; Mohamed, Marmoush, Salah
Ivory Coast heads into the knockout stages as one of the most in-form sides in the tournament, losing just once in their last 15 games across all competitions. After a sloppy opening to the tournament, Egypt appears to have found their rhythm and will come into this one with sky-high confidence. With that said, we predict a thrilling encounter with the Elephants coming away with the win, albeit by the odd goal. اسرار لعبة البوكر
Cote d’Ivoire are unbeaten in their AFCON campaign so far and are the second highest-scoring team with six goals in three games. Egypt failed to impress against Nigeria in their opening game before picking up wins over Sudan and Guinea-Bissau, both teams who are far beneath them in the FIFA rankings. Coming up against a fellow powerhouse on the continent, the Pharaohs could bow out of the tournament this week.
Ivory Coast 2-1 Egypt, as predicted by us.