Tanzania vs South Africa Women Predictions - South Africa set to extend winning streak

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South Africa started WAFCON well, beating Ghana 2-0.
South Africa have dominated Tanzania in past encounters, winning all three games.
Tanzania needs improved finishing, having lost their opener 1-0 to Mali.

South Africa are the defending WAFCON champions (Getty Images)

Tanzania vs South Africa Women Predictions

Tanzania vs South Africa Women Predictions
Head to Head
Tanzania Women Form
Tanzania Women Team News & Injuries
South Africa Women Form
South Africa Women Team News & Injuries

Tanzania lost their opening Group C match at the beginning of the week. South Africa got their WAFCON title defence off to a winning start and have never lost to Tanzania. South Africa is predicted to win with BTTS.

South Africa have won 8 consecutive fixtures in all competitions.
South Africa have scored 11 goals in 5 matches in all competitions.
South Africa have conceded 3 goals in 5 games in all competitions.
Tanzania have won 3 of their last 5 fixtures in all competitions.
Tanzania have scored 9 goals in 5 games in all competitions.
Tanzania have conceded 5 goals in 5 matches in all competitions.

Head to Head

South Africa have an advantage with three wins to none against Tanzania.

Tanzania Women Form

Tanzania succumbed to a narrow defeat in their opening WAFCON fixture, losing 1-0 to Mali on Monday.

Tanzania had opportunities to score in the first half; however, Mali took the lead in the first minute of stoppage time.

Tanzania continued to create chances in the second half, but their finishing let them down.

The Twiga Stars had 55% possession and 15 shots in the match, with five attempts on target.

Tanzania have won three of their last five fixtures, including two losses. They scored nine goals and conceded five.

Tanzania must be more clinical in front of the goals to have a chance of beating South Africa; however, they have yet to achieve that feat in three attempts.

Tanzania Women Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Janeth Simba, Najiati Idrisa, Asha Mrisho, Nusra Jafari

Defenders: Anastazia Katunzi, Lidya Kabambo, Julitha Singano, Ester Marwa, Vioeth Mwamakamba, Fatuma Suleimani

Midfielders: Maimuna Kaimu, Donisia Minja, Diana Msewa, Janeth Pangamwene, Asha Ramadhani, Enekia Lunyamila, Chrsiter Bahera, Elizabeth Chenge

Forwards: Hasnath Ubamba, Opa Tukumbuke, Stumai Athuman, Aisha Mnunka, Jamila Mnunduka, Clara Luvanga, Winfrida Gerald

South Africa Women Form

South Africa started their Women's Africa Cup of Nations title defence on the right note, beating Ghana 2-0 on Monday.

South Africa took the lead from a penalty kick after 28 minutes of play and doubled their tally six minutes later to take control of the match.

South Africa had chances to extend their lead in the second half, but the score remained unchanged until the final whistle.

Banyana Banyana had 55% possession and 11 shots in the game, with four attempts on target.

South Africa have won their last five fixtures, scoring 11 goals and letting in three at the back.

South Africa have a golden opportunity to take a step closer to the knockout rounds when they tackle Tanzania, as they have won eight consecutive fixtures and have never lost to their opponents.

South Africa Women Team News & Injuries

Linda Mothlalo scored the opening goal against Ghana.

Jermaine Seoposenwe was also on the scoresheet.

Goalkeepers: Kaylin Swart, Andile Dlamini, Dineo Magagula, Casey Gordon

Defenders: Lebohang Ramalepe, Fikile Magama, Shakira O'Malley, Gabriela Salgado, Tiisetso Makhubela, Bambanani Mbane, Karabo Dhlamini, Lonathemba Mhlongo, Bongeka Gamede,

Midfielders: Sibulele Holweni, Linda Mothlalo, Nonhlanhla Mthandi, Refiloe Jane, Amogelang Motau, Regina Mogolola, Noxolo Cesane, Michelle Sampson, Adrielle Mibe, Kgalebane Mohlakoana

Forwards: Hildah Magaia, Jermaine Seoposenwe, Nthabiseng Majiya, Bonolo Mokoma, Ronnel Donnelly, Karabo Dhlamini