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Tunisia vs Libya Predictions - Value on BTTS in AFCON qualifier

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Tunisia take on Libya in a 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, with both sides yet to win in Group H. Tunisia are favoured based on recent head-to-head results, but their defensive frailties—conceding in seven straight matches—raise doubts about a straightforward home win. Libya have also struggled for victories but have managed to score in recent games, including two of their last four meetings with Tunisia. With both teams showing attacking potential and defensive vulnerabilities, both teams to score is the recommended selection.

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  • Both teams to score is the main tip for Tunisia vs Libya.
  • Tunisia have conceded in 7 consecutive matches and scored in 4 straight.
  • Libya have scored in 2 of their last 3 matches and 2 of last 4 vs Tunisia.
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Tunisia to win at home with goals at both ends (Getty Images)

Tunisia vs Libya Predictions


Tunisia host Libya in a crucial 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Friday, with both sides still searching for their first victory in Group H. Tunisia are strong favourites, but their defensive struggles make the home win difficult to back at short odds. 

  • Tunisia are winless in their last 8 matches.
  • Tunisia have conceded in 7 consecutive matches.
  • Both teams have scored in Tunisia's last 4 matches.
  • Libya are winless in their last 5 matches.
  • Both teams have scored in 2 of Libya's last 3 matches.
  • Libya have scored in 2 of their last 4 meetings with Tunisia.

Head-to-Head


Tunisia have dominated recent meetings, winning their last 4 matches against Libya.

The teams last met in the 2023 AFCON qualifiers, when Tunisia won 3-0 at home and 1-0 away.

However, both teams scored in their previous 2 encounters, with Tunisia winning 5-2 away in 2021 and 4-1 at home in 2019.

Tunisia Form


Tunisia have endured a difficult year and are without a victory in 8 matches, including their opening 2 AFCON qualifiers.

They drew 1-1 at home against Uganda before surrendering another opportunity to claim 3 points in a 2-2 draw against Botswana.

Those results followed a disappointing World Cup campaign in which Tunisia lost all 3 group matches, conceding 12 goals against Sweden, Japan and the Netherlands.

Defensive problems have been particularly concerning, with Tunisia conceding in each of their last 7 matches. They have also conceded the opening goal in 6 of those fixtures.

Despite their poor results, Tunisia have scored in 4 consecutive matches, making another goal at home against Libya a reasonable expectation.

Libya Form


Libya have also struggled for results, going 5 matches without a victory.

They opened their AFCON qualifying campaign with a 2-2 home draw against Botswana, recovering from a 2-goal deficit to earn a point.

However, they failed to build on that comeback, losing 1-0 away against Uganda in their second qualifier.

Libya also drew 2-2 against Liberia in March, meaning both teams have scored in 2 of their last 3 matches.

Their inability to score against Uganda highlights the risk of backing goals at both ends, particularly against opponents who have historically dominated this fixture.

Nevertheless, Tunisia's recent defensive record gives Libya a realistic opportunity to find the net.

Verdict

Tunisia should be too good at home but they have been conceding goals of late. The best value for this fixture for me is BTTS Yes.

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