The upcoming match in Mozambique showcases contrasting recent performances in attack, defence, and overall game tempo. Mozambique's attacking output this season has been modest, averaging only 1 goal per game, though they show slight improvement when playing at home. However, a significant disparity exists between their offensive and defensive capabilities, with a total of 10 goals scored and 18 conceded, resulting in a -8 goal difference. This highlights clear defensive vulnerabilities and inconsistent attacking efficiency. Against stronger opponents at home, Mozambique often struggles to secure favourable results. In contrast, Cameroon demonstrates greater competitiveness, exhibiting higher efficiency in scoring, despite the challenges of playing away. Their average of 1.4 goals per game suggests a more threatening attack, particularly with their recent prowess in creating corners, averaging 4.3 per game, which gives them a good chance to control the match. Concurrently, Cameroon's defensive control is commendable, conceding an average of only 1.3 goals per match, indicating a relatively solid defensive structure. Furthermore, Cameroon demonstrates resilience, achieving a 25% win rate and a 50% draw rate in both home and away conditions. For Mozambique, effectively curbing Cameroon's rapid attacking transitions and improving their own attacking efficiency is crucial. In defence, tightening the backline and minimizing defensive gaps are paramount, especially when facing opponents with significant corner threats, which requires an effective defensive strategy. Cameroon needs to find breakthroughs in controlling the game's rhythm and converting counterattacks, especially against a solid defensive opponent, by using multi-point attacks and breakthroughs to create space.