Football Predictions
Ghana will be away at Kianja Barea Mahamasina as they take on Madagascar this Monday in the Africa Cup of Nations Qualifier. The two teams are in group E with Ghana top with four points while Madagascar are rooted at the bottom with just one.
Angola and Ghana are the only teams in Group E not to taste any defeat so far from their two opening matches.
Ghana will be keen to get back to winning ways this Monday having lost 2-0 to Niger in the Africa Cup of Nations Championship. For Madagascar, after losing 1-0 to Senegal they returned to winning ways with a 1-0 victory over Niger.
H2H
These two teams have met only thrice so far with Madagascar beating Ghana twice and losing the other match in the process.
In January, Madagascar produced a masterclass against Ghana and secured a 2-1 win in the Africa Cup of Nations Championship.
At least three goals have been produced in the last three matches in all competitions between the two teams.
Verdict
Ghana have been unlucky against Madagascar losing their most recent match and once again playing away could prove to be a tough encounter.
Goals have always been produced when these two sides meet and the encounter could go either way.
We are backing Over 2.5 Market to be produced when these two teams meet on Monday.
Prediction – Over 2.5
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