Guinea-Bissau vs Djibouti Predictions - Guinea-Bissau to secure maximum points

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Guinea-Bissau are 4th in Group A.
Djibouti are last, losing 6 out of 7 matches and conceding heavily.
Guinea-Bissau favoured due to Djibouti’s poor defence.

Guinea-Bissau edged Djibouti in an earlier World Cup qualifier (Getty Images)

Guinea-Bissau vs Djibouti Predictions

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

Guinea-Bissau earned a point in their previous World Cup qualifier but have battled to win their matches lately. Djibouti have been in dismal form and have a poor defence.

Guinea-Bissau have lost 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Guinea-Bissau have scored 3 goals in 5 games.
Guinea-Bissau have conceded 9 goals in 5 matches.
Djibouti have lost 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Djibouti have scored 4 goals in 5 matches.
Djibouti have conceded 19 goals in 5 games.

Head to Head

Guinea-Bissau have a slight edge with one victory to none against Djibouti.

Guinea-Bissau Form

Guinea-Bissau secured a point for their efforts in their FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Sierra Leone last week, drawing 1-1.

Guinea-Bissau had chances to score in the first half, but Sierra Leone took the lead in the first minute of first-half stoppage time to lead 1-0 at the break.

Guinea-Bissau went in search of a goal in the second half and scored an equaliser in the 74th minute of the match.

Guinea-Bissau are 4th in Group A with seven points after seven games. They registered one win, four draws, and two defeats.

The Djurtus have lost four of their five fixtures, including one draw. They scored three goals and conceded nine.

Guinea-Bissau have not been at their best lately, but will fancy their chances against a Djibouti side that has conceded 16 goals in their last three matches.

Guinea-Bissau Team News & Injuries

Mama Baldé scored the second-half equaliser against Sierra Leone.

Goalkeepers: Manuel Baldé, Fernando Embadje, Ricardino Té

Defenders: Sori Mané, Opa Sanganté, Fali Candé, Jefferson Encada,

Gilberto Batista, Mário Junior, Adramane Cassamá, Iano Imbeni

Midfielders: Bura Nogueira, Dálcio, Panutche Camará, Mamadi Camará, Nito Gomes, Lacerda, Edson Silva, Renato Nhaga

Forwards: Mama Baldé, Mauro Rodrigues, Franculino Djú, Jardel, Beto, Tamble Monteiro, Marciano Tchami, Marculino Ninte

Djibouti Form

Djibouti suffered a comprehensive defeat in their FIFA World Cup qualifying match last weekend, losing 6-0 to Burkina Faso.

Djibouti had a player sent off after ten minutes of play, giving Burkina Faso a numerical advantage, which they used to score in the 16th, 25th, 36th, and 43rd minutes of the match to lead 4-0 at the interval.

Djibouti conceded for a fifth time 14 minutes into the second half and for the last time at the 86-minute mark.

Djibouti are in last place in Group A standings with one point. They have lost six and drawn once after seven rounds of qualifying.

Les Riverains de la Mer Rouge have lost four of their last five fixtures, including one draw. They scored four goals and conceded 19.

Djibouti have been in wretched form lately, as their defence has been leaking too many goals at the back for them to be competitive.

Djibouti Team News & Injuries

Yabeh Siad received a red card early in the contest against Burkina Faso and will serve a suspension.

Djibouti squad for their World Cup qualifiers: Liban Mohamed, Idriss Houmed, Ahmed Zakaria, Yabeh Siad, Ali Youssouf, Ibrahim Idriss, Omar Mohamed, Doualeh Mahamoud, Sadik Aden, Moussa Amoud, Mouad Amir, Aboubaker Fathi, Omar Mohamed, Aboubaker Liban, Warsama Ibrahim, Mohamed Ali, Abdichakour Ibrahim, Ahmedin Ali, Igal Aden, Mahad Abdi, Abdillahi Youssouf, Ahmed Youssouf