Ethiopia vs Guinea-Bissau Predictions - Guinea-Bissau set to secure all the points

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 06 Oct 2025

Brad Newcomb 06 Oct 2025

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Ethiopia eliminated from World Cup qualifiers; playing for pride.
Guinea-Bissau need a win to keep slim qualification hopes alive.
Prediction: Guinea-Bissau to win-to-nil with a 1-0 score.

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Guinea-Bissau must win to keep their FIFA World Cup dreams alive (Getty Images)

Ethiopia vs Guinea-Bissau Predictions

Ethiopia vs Guinea-Bissau Predictions
Head to Head
Ethiopia Form
Ethiopia Team News & Injuries
Guinea-Bissau Form
Guinea-Bissau Team News & Injuries

Ethiopia have only pride to play for as they have been eliminated from the World Cup qualifying group stages. Guinea-Bissau must win to keep their slim chance of reaching the finals alive. Guinea-Bissau are predicted to win to nil.

Guinea-Bissau have won 1 of their last 5 fixtures.
Guinea-Bissau have scored 4 goals in 5 matches.
Guinea-Bissau have conceded 6 goals in 5 games.
Ethiopia have won 2 of their last 5 fixtures.
Ethiopia have scored 9 goals in 5 games.
Ethiopia have conceded 7 goals in 5 matches.

Head to Head

Guinea-Bissau and Ethiopia drew 0-0 in a 2024 FIFA World Cup qualifier in the only meeting between the two teams.

Ethiopia Form

Ethiopia are in 5th place in Group A standings with six points from eight matches. They registered one win, four defeats, and three draws.

Ethiopia lost 2-0 to Egypt and 2-0 to Sierra Leone in two FIFA World Cup qualifying matches in September.

The Walia Ibex have won two of their last five matches, including three defeats. They scored nine goals and conceded seven at the back.

Ethiopia have been eliminated from the World Cup group stages after losing their previous two qualifiers, which has been a problem throughout their campaign.

Ethiopia Team News & Injuries

Goalkeepers: Abubeker Nura, Biniyam Genetu

Defenders: Yared Kassaye, Ahmed Reshid, Wancha Tut, Kennedy Kebede, Ramkel James, Nigatu Gebresilassie, Bereket Kaleb

Midfielders: Habtamu Tekeste, Bereket Wolde, Hayder Sherefa, Wegene Gezahegn, Biniyam Ayten, Yitagesu Tariku

Forwards: Chernet Gugsa, Bereket Desta, Kitika Jimma, Ahmed Hussien, Mohammed Abera

Guinea-Bissau Form

Guinea-Bissau are 4th in Group A with ten points after eight games. They have won two, drawn four, and lost two.

In September, Guinea-Bissau drew 1-1 with Sierra Leone and defeated Djibouti 2-0 in two FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

The Djurtus have secured one victory in their last five fixtures, including three defeats and one draw. They scored four goals and conceded six.

Guinea-Bissau showed improvement after they secured four points in their previous two qualifiers and must win to keep their slim hopes of finishing second in the group alive.