Mali's squad is valued at approximately 143 million euros, boasting several players in the top five leagues. The midfield core comprises Tottenham Hotspur's Bissouma, RB Leipzig's Haidara, and Monaco's Camara. The attack features reliable scorers like Diallo. Even with Bissouma's potential absence, I believe the squad depth can compensate. Zambia's team valuation is a mere 21.53 million euros. I think their attack heavily relies on Daka, a forward playing for Leicester City in the English Championship. Other players primarily come from African domestic leagues or lower-tier European leagues, resulting in a general lack of competitiveness. While Zambia has no confirmed injuries, the disparity in quality between their core players and Mali's is significant, and I feel their squad depth is limited. Mali's recent form includes six wins, two draws, and two losses in their last ten official matches. They've conceded only two goals in their last five games, with three clean sheets, indicating strong defensive stability. Their offense averages 1.4 goals per game, demonstrating consistency. Their tactics involve a mature combination of midfield interception and wing breakthroughs, often employing a 4-2-3-1 formation to control the game's tempo. Zambia has managed only one win, one draw, and eight losses in their last ten official matches, currently mired in a four-game losing streak. They've scored only four goals in their last five games, failing to score in three of them. Their defense has conceded nine goals in their last four matches. In away games, Zambia has a record of one win and five losses in their last six, with five goals scored and thirteen conceded. Their 5-4-1 or 4-4-2 formations reveal weaknesses in defending aerial balls and handling high-pressure pressing.