Comoros vs Angola Predictions - Comoros set to extend winning streak

Angola defeated Comoros 3-1 at the 2022 COSAFA Cup. 

Stade de Marrakech in Morocco is the venue for this fixture. 

Comoros made light work of Uganda this past weekend, thrashing their opponents 4-0.

Comoros scored their first of four unanswered goals in the 7th minute of the match, doubling their tally a minute late, grabbing their third after 56 minutes of play and their fourth ten minutes later to complete the rout. 

Before that emphatic win, Comoros drew 1-1 against Zambia at home and defeated Cape Verde 2-1 away from home before playing two FIFA World Cup qualifiers, beating the Central African Republic 4-2 and Ghana 1-0 at home. 

The Coelacanths have recorded four victories in their last five fixtures, including one draw. They have scored 12 goals and conceded four.

Comoros have hit a purple patch in recent outings, notching up four wins on the trot and will fancy their chances against an Angolan team that has lost two games in a row. 

Head coach Stefano Cusin will likely field the same starting XI that brushed aside Uganda.

Rafiki Said and Faiz Selemani scored two goals each against Uganda. 

Goalkeepers: Djawadi Youssouf, Adel Anzimati-Aboudou, Ben Salim Boina, Yannick Pandor

Defenders: Ismael Boura, Gelnn Samba Younousse, Abdallah Ali Mohamed, Younn Zahary, Raimane Daou, Said Bakari, Ahmed Soilihi, Abdel Akim Abdullah

Midfielders: Iyad Mohamed, Youssouf Mchangama, Aymeric Ahmed, Kassim Hadji, Bendjaloud Youssouf, Yacine Bourhane

Forwards: Rafiki Said Ahamada, Myziane Maolida, Faiz Selemani, Ibroihim Youssouf, Adel Mahamoud, Ahmed Mogni

Angola recorded back-to-back losses when they came up short against Morocco this past weekend, losing by a goal to nil.

Morocco dominated proceedings against Angola, who kept the home side at bay during the first stanza.

Angola continued to frustrate their opponents during the second half before one of their players scored an own goal in the 72nd minute of the match. 

Before that, Angola was in great touch at the AFCON finals. They drew 1-1 against Algeria, defeated Mauritania 3-1, Burkina Faso 2-0, and Nambia 3-0 in the round of 16 before they lost 1-0 against Nigeria in the quarter-finals. 

Palancas Negras have won three of their last five matches, including two defeats. They scored eight goals and let in four at the back.

Angola must rediscover the form they showed at the recent Africa Cup of Nations to return to winning ways; however, their opponents have found form lately and are scoring goals.  

Head coach Pedro Goncalves could change his lineup against Comoros after their loss to Morocco. 

Goalkeepers: Neblu, Langanga, Antonio Dominique 

Defenders: To Carneiro, Eddie Afonso, David Carmo, Jonas Ramalho, Jonathan Buatu, Nurio Fortuna, Kialonda Gaspar

Midfielders: Domingos Andrade, Maestro, Marcos Silva, Show, Megue, Estrela

Forwards: Mabululu, Gilberto, Milson, Chico Banza, Eliot Simoes, Jeremi Bela, Depu, Miro