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Malawi vs Burundi Predictions - Burundi to edge Malawi away
Malawi faces Burundi in their AFCON qualifier with the latter in better form. Malawi has struggled with losses, while Burundi remains unbeaten in their last three games. With past head-to-head encounters favoring Burundi, they are tipped to win with a 1-0 scoreline. Malawi hopes to leverage home advantage but faces a tough challenge.
- Malawi has lost 3 of their last 5 home games.
- Burundi is unbeaten in their last 3 matches and predicted to win 1-0.
- Past encounters favor Burundi with 1 win and 2 draws against Malawi.
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Burundi to cause upset on the road (Getty images)
Malawi vs Burundi Predictions
Malawi have often lost this year and have yet to beat their opponents. Burundi are undefeated in their last three outings. Burundi is predicted to win to nil.
- Malawi vs Burundi Predictions
- Head to Head
- Malawi Form
- Malawi Team News & Injuries
- Burundi Form
- Burundi Team News & Injuries
- Malawi have lost 3 of their last 5 home fixtures in all competitions.
- Malawi have scored 6 goals in 5 home matches in all competitions.
- Malawi have conceded 10 goals in 5 home games in all competitions.
- Burundi have drawn 2 of their last 5 away fixtures in all competitions.
- Burundi have scored 4 goals in 5 away games in all competitions.
- Burundi have conceded 7 goals in 5 away matches in all competitions.
Head to Head
Burundi have the edge with one victory to none against Malawi, including two draws in three meetings across all competitions.
Malawi Form
Malawi lost their international friendlies in March, going down by four goals to nil against Kenya and 2-1 against Zambia.
Malawi bounced back with a 3-1 home win over Sao Tome and Principe in their first of two World Cup qualifiers before losing 1-0 away against Equatorial Guinea.
Malawi have registered one victory in their last five fixtures, including four losses. They netted four goals and conceded nine.
The Flames have won one of their last five home games, including three losses and one draw. They scored six goals and let in ten at the back.
Malawi have the advantage of playing on home soil for their opening African Cup of Nations qualifier against Burundi; however, they have never tasted success against their opponents and have not been at their best during 2024.
Malawi Team News & Injuries
Goalkeepers: Brighton Munthali, George Chikooka, Innocent Nyasulu
Defenders: Stanley Sanudi, Lawrence Chaziya, Nickson Mwase, Chembezi Denis, Maxwell Paipi, Macdonaland Lameck, Precious Sambani, Nixon Nyasulu, Gomezgani Chirwa
Midfielders: John Banda, Yamikani Chester, Chimwemwe Idana, Patrick Macheso, Uchizi Vunga, Patrick Mwaungulu, Robert Saizi, Lanjesi Nkhoma, Lloyd Aaron, Chikondi Kamanga, Wongani Lungu, Wisdom Mpinganjira,
Forwards: Zeliat Nkhoma, Chawanangwa Kaonga, Chifundo Mphasi, Gaddie Chirwa
Burundi Form
Burundi played three international friendlies away from home between January and March this year, losing 4-0 against Algeria and 1-0 against Madagascar before drawing 0-0 against Botswana.
Burundi fared better in their FIFA World Cup qualifiers away from home in June, drawing 1-1 against Kenya and defeating Seychelles 3-1.
The Swallows have recorded one victory in their last five fixtures, including two losses and two draws. They have scored four goals and conceded seven.
Burundi have not lost in their last three matches and have never been defeated against Malawi, giving them the belief they can get a result on Thursday.
Burundi Team News & Injuries
Goalkeepers: Matteo Nkurunziza, Jonathan Nahimana, Aladin Bizimana
Defenders: Derick Mukombozi, Abdoul Manirakoze, Prince Michel Musore, Keita Bukuru, Frederick Nsabiyumva,
Midfielders: Tresor Mossi, Aruna Majaliwa, Youssuf Ndayishimiye, Henry Msanga, Elie E. Mokono, Saido Ntibazonkiza, Akbar Muderi, Abedi Bigirimana
Forwards: Rukundo Abdulrahman, Hussein Shabani, J. Clause Girumugisha, Elvis Kamsoba, Mohammed Amissi, Jordi Liongola, Kanakimana Bienvenu
Verdict
Burundi comes into their AFCON qualifier against Malawi in better form and is tipped to come out on top with a win-to-nil victory and a 1-0 score.
Burundi Win to Nil
Win to Nil
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