The upcoming Africa Cup of Nations match between Benin and Senegal presents a clear tactical mismatch. Senegal, the clear favorite, boasts a superior squad and a significantly stronger historical record against Benin. Examining the head-to-head data reveals a dominant pattern: Senegal has consistently outperformed Benin in their previous encounters, with a notable goal differential. This historical dominance strongly influences my prediction. Senegal's attacking prowess is likely to overwhelm Benin's defense. With a high probability of scoring multiple goals, and Benin's historically low scoring output against Senegal, the over/under goals prediction leans towards the 'under' side of 2.5 goals. Senegal is unlikely to concede many goals, reflecting their defensive solidity. The Asian Handicap further reflects this expectation, predicting Senegal to win by more than 1.5 goals. Analyzing the match odds, the market heavily favors Senegal. The odds for a Senegal victory are significantly lower than for a draw or a Benin win, signaling the bookmakers' confidence in Senegal's ability to secure the three points. Considering the current form, team strengths, head-to-head results, and the market's assessment, I confidently predict a Senegal victory. While football always has an element of unpredictability, the available data provides a robust foundation for a strategic prediction. Therefore, my assessment is for a Senegal victory, accompanied by an 'under' on the goals, and backed by a significant Asian Handicap favoring Senegal. The combination of Senegal's offensive capabilities, defensive stability, and superior head-to-head record creates a compelling case for this outcome.