Central African Republic vs Tanzania Predictions - Tanzania to make it four wins in a row in Group B

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Central African Republic has lost all matches in the current CHAN edition.
Tanzania have qualified for the quarter-finals.
Tanzania predicted to win to nil.

Tanzania have won all their matches in this edition of the African Nations Championship (Getty Images)

Central African Republic vs Tanzania Predictions

Central African Republic vs Tanzania Predictions
Head to Head
Central African Republic Form
Central African Republic Team News & Injuries
Tanzania Form
Tanzania Team News & Injuries
Verdict

The Central African Republic have lost all their fixtures in this edition of CHAN. Tanzania have qualified for the quarter-finals after winning all their matches. Tanzania are predicted to win to nil.

Central African Republic have lost 3 of their last 5 fixtures.
Central African Republic have scored 3 goals in 5 matches.
Central African Republic have conceded 8 goals in 5 games.
Tanzania have won 5 consecutive fixtures.
Tanzania have scored 8 goals in 5 matches.
Tanzania have conceded 2 goals in 5 games.

Head to Head

Tanzania have a slight edge with two victories to one against the Central African Republic in three meetings.

Central African Republic Form

The Central African Republic succumbed to their third consecutive defeat in Group B after losing 2-0 to Madagascar mid-week.

C.A.R. kept the score level during the first half against Madagascar and were on course to draw the match before their opponents grabbed two late goals after 84 and 94 minutes of play.

The Central African Republic had 43% possession and 13 shots in the game, with four attempts on target.

Earlier in the tournament, the Central African Republic lost 4-2 to Burkina Faso and 1-0 to Mauritania in their opening CAF African Nations Championship group matches.

Les Fauves have lost three of their last five fixtures, including two draws. They scored three goals and conceded eight.

The Central African Republic are in a slump and must find a way to turn their fortunes around; however, they face a tough challenge, as Tanzania are playing well.

Central African Republic Team News & Injuries

Ange Zoumarra and Sidney Tchibinda have scored a goal each in this edition of CHAN.

Goalkeepers: Abimala Maurille, Amalimoto Bonarges, Ngarssouma Saturnin, Ganazou Thibaut Fulgence

Defenders: Nangbema Benjamin, Souango Michael, Basset Cherubin, Tongba Ismaël, Yangao Michael, Beito Rufus, Kokpapa Cyrille, Kaimba Stéphane, Miambaye Fourdeau

Midfielders: Yangana Arnold, Ndokomandji Melki, Monguide Ghislain, Galabazi Angelo, Guesset Donald, Tchibinda Sidney, Gbenou Boris, Guiakoue Saul

Forwards: Kaya Loïc Tonner, Fayanga Yan, Kogbeto Dimitri, Ange Zoumarra Elysée, Guindjipou Vianney, Mokonou Delphin, Nze Ronaldo, Momi Hilaire

Tanzania Form

Tanzania made it three wins on the trot in the CAF African Nations Championship after beating Madagascar 2-1 last weekend.

All the action came in the first half, as Tanzania scored twice in the 13th and 20th minutes of the match before Madagascar pulled a goal back 14 minutes later.

The Tafia Stars had 47% possession and 14 shots in the game, with four attempts on target.

Before that, Tanzania beat Burkina Faso 2-0 and Mauritania 1-0 in their opening CHAN matches.

The Tafia Stars have won five consecutive fixtures, scoring eight goals and conceding two.

Tanzania have already secured their place in the quarter-finals of the tournament and will be confident in maintaining their winning run against a struggling Central African Republic side.

Tanzania Team News & Injuries

Clement Mzize scored a brace against Madagascar, registering his first two goals in the tournament.

Shomari Kapombe, Abdul Suleiman, and Mohamed Hussein have scored a goal each in this edition of the CAF African Nations Championship.

Provisional Tanzania squad for CHAN: Aishi Manula, Hussein Masalanga, Yakoub Suleiman, Shomari Kapombe, Lusajo Mwaikenda, Mohamed Hussein, Paschal Msindo, Ibrahim Hamad, Dickson Job, Wilson Nangu, Abdulrazack Mohamed, Vedastus Masinde, Lameck Lawi, Ahmed Pipino, Mudathir Yahya, Yusuph Kagoma, Nassor Saadun, Kibu Denis, Jammy Simba, Iddy Selemani, Sabry Kondo, Feisal Salum, Sheikhan Khamis, Clement Mzize, Mishano Michael, Ibrahim Hamad, Abdul Suleiman