The Africa Cup of Nations match features a contest between Mozambique and Cameroon. Mozambique, considered the underdogs in Group F, secured a historic 3-2 victory against Gabon in their second match, earning their first-ever win in the Africa Cup of Nations. They currently have 3 points, placing them third in the group and keeping their hopes of advancing alive. Cameroon, a traditional powerhouse in African football, is ranked 57th in the FIFA rankings. They remain undefeated after the first two rounds, with one win and one draw, positioning them at the top of the group and in control of their advancement, requiring only a draw to secure their place in the next stage. Mozambique might shift from their usual 5-4-1 defensive setup to a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation to boost their attack. However, their players' limitations could make their attacking efforts inefficient. Facing Cameroon's robust defence, Mozambique will likely rely on crosses from the wings and set-pieces, which could prove challenging against Cameroon's strong aerial defence and disciplined approach. Prolonged attacking could tire them, making their defence vulnerable. However, Cameroon's more cautious approach is unlikely to put excessive pressure, and they will likely consolidate their lead. Cameroon will likely adopt a 4-2-3-1 formation, reinforcing midfield with two defensive midfielders. A five-defender system aims to restrict space. They will focus on not conceding goals. In attack, they'll rely on the speed of key players like Mbeumo and Bahoken to exploit spaces left by Mozambique's attacks but will avoid overcommitting to offensive resources. Even if they take the lead, they'll likely focus on defending, controlling possession to run down the clock, which will constrain the number of goals scored. The prediction is for under 3 goals in the match.