The Africa Cup of Nations sees a match between Algeria and Sudan at 23:00. Algeria boasts a strong midfield, with technically skilled players known for their excellent teamwork. The core player, Ben Debka, showcases exceptional attacking and defensive capabilities, contributing 12 goals and 2 assists in 33 appearances last season. His passing accuracy stands at 85%, complemented by 3.6 key passes per game, effectively linking the team's attack. They favour short passes to advance their plays, averaging 586 passes per match with an 83% success rate in their last 5 games. Their defence is also quite stable, conceding an average of 0.8 goals in their previous 5 matches, with their central defenders achieving a 72% success rate in aerial duels. Sudan adopts a robust and aggressive style, focusing on physical duels and intense pressing. They average 11.5 tackles per game in their recent 5 matches, disrupting opponents' rhythm through high pressing. Their midfield demonstrates strong interception abilities, with 5.2 interceptions per game, limiting their opponents' central advancements and offensive connections. Their attack heavily depends on fast counter-attacks, with all 3 of their goals in the last 5 games coming from this tactic. Their forwards display notable speed, with an average of 2.1 successful dribbles per game, posing a counter-attack threat. Their goalkeeper has been consistent, with an 82.6% save success rate in the last 5 games, making vital saves, but their overall offensive power is limited, scoring an average of...