The upcoming Africa Cup of Nations match between Benin and Senegal presents a clear favourite: Senegal. Historical head-to-head data strongly favours Senegal, who have consistently outperformed Benin in their previous encounters. Examining the match odds further reinforces this expectation, with Senegal’s win odds significantly lower than Benin's, indicating a higher probability of victory for the away side. The Asian Handicap market reflects this dominance. With a handicap of -1.5 in favour of Senegal, the expectation is for a comfortable win margin for the Senegalese. This suggests a belief in Senegal's offensive capabilities to overcome Benin's defensive structure, which will likely be focused on containment and limiting Senegal's scoring opportunities. Given the historical data and odds, predicting Senegal to win with the handicap seems a prudent choice. Considering the Over/Under market, the prediction leans towards Under 2.5 goals. While Senegal has shown the ability to score in their previous matches against Benin, the current odds and the likely defensive approach from Benin suggest a more controlled game. Benin will prioritize avoiding a heavy defeat, and Senegal may manage the game effectively to secure a win without necessarily aiming for a high score. Therefore, betting on Under 2.5 goals aligns with the expected game dynamics and the strategic considerations of both teams. In conclusion, all indicators point towards a Senegal victory. Their historical dominance, supported by the betting odds and Asian Handicap, combined with the anticipation of a defensively oriented game, leads to a prediction of a win for Senegal and a low-scoring match. The odds reflect a strong likelihood of Senegal winning with a margin that justifies the Asian Handicap prediction.