The upcoming Africa Cup of Nations match between Benin and Senegal presents a clear disparity in form, making Senegal the strong favorite. Analyzing recent performances and considering the odds, a prediction of a comfortable win for Senegal is highly probable. Senegal's recent form is significantly superior. They have consistently demonstrated their attacking prowess, evident in their high-scoring victories. The 8-0 thrashing of Kenya and the 3-0 win against Botswana highlight their ability to dominate and create scoring opportunities. Even in a friendly loss to Brazil, Senegal showed they could compete at a high level. Their recent matches reveal a team that is well-drilled, confident, and capable of overwhelming opponents. In contrast, Benin's recent results are less impressive. While they managed a narrow 1-0 win against Botswana, their losses to Democratic Republic of Congo (1-0) and Burkina Faso (3-0), alongside a heavy defeat to Nigeria (4-0), paint a picture of a team struggling to find consistency and defensive solidity. The team has difficulties in scoring goals and show a considerable deficit in class compared to their opponents. The odds further support the prediction. The significant difference in the winDrawLoss odds (11 for a Benin win versus 1.29 for a Senegal win) reflects the bookmakers' confidence in a Senegal victory. The Asian Handicap of -1.5 in favor of Senegal, with relatively equal odds (0.90 for both), suggests an expectation of a comfortable win, potentially by two or more goals. Also, the over/under goals are set at 2.5, which is also a hint for scoring more than 2 goals. Considering the recent form and the odds, it's reasonable to predict a win for Senegal with a handicap. Their superior attacking capabilities and Benin's defensive vulnerabilities make an 'over' on total goals a strong possibility. The combination of these factors leads to a confident prediction of a Senegal win with a scoreline that likely exceeds the 2.5-goal threshold. Ultimately, the match is likely to be dominated by Senegal, and any upset would be a surprise. Therefore, the smart money is on Senegal to secure a convincing victory.