The Africa Cup of Nations match features Benin versus Botswana, with both teams showcasing distinct characteristics in previous games. Historical data reveals that Benin has scored 9 goals and conceded 13. While their offensive efficiency isn't exceptional, averaging 0.9 goals per match, they excel in creating opportunities, particularly from corner kicks, averaging 1.8 attempts per game. Notably, Benin's attacking prowess increases when playing at home, achieving a goal efficiency of nearly two goals (1.67) per match in home settings, alongside a win rate nearing 70%, suggesting their ability to dominate weaker opponents. In contrast, Botswana has scored a slightly higher total of ten goals but conceded a significant nineteen, resulting in a -9 goal difference. Their defence appears weak, conceding nearly two goals per game, with an average of 1.9 yellow cards, indicating a somewhat reckless playing style. However, their attacking capabilities diminish on away grounds, managing only about 0.66 goals per match, which contributes to a record of nearly two losses out of every three matches. This encounter will test both teams' defensive capabilities and their balance between attack and defence. The team that can solidify their defence while capitalising on counter-attack opportunities will likely gain an advantage. The match will be played on 12-27 20:30, with the match direction set at 0.75, Botswana to win, away.