Burkina Faso, known for their rapid attacking transitions, focuses on swift counter-attacks. Their players are adept at transitioning from defence to offence, quickly launching attacks after winning possession, averaging 102.3 possessions per match. Midfielder Adama Traoré is crucial for their attacks with precise organisation and control, dictating the tempo, averaging 72 passes per game with an 83% success rate, including 3.8 key passes. Striker Beli Koné's form is consistent, having contributed 3 goals and 1 assist in his last 5 matches, with a 61% shot accuracy, showcasing both dribbling skills and finishing ability. Despite their balanced attack, Burkina Faso's defensive focus needs improvement, conceding an average of 14.6 turnovers per game. Equatorial Guinea builds their game on solid team defence, constructing a robust multi-layered defensive system. Their players possess strong positional awareness and cover each other effectively, conceding only 0.9 goals per match. Midfielder Ignacio Miquel contributes both defensively and offensively, intercepting and tackling in defence while also organising attacks, averaging 69 passes with an 84% success rate and 2.8 interceptions. Defender Carlos Akapo excels in aerial duels, using his physical strength, with an 82% success rate, effectively nullifying aerial threats. Equatorial Guinea is effective on the counter in away games, scoring an average of 1.1 goals on the counter, but their attacking tempo is relatively slow. Recommendation: Burkina Faso