Burkina Faso's recent form highlights their superior attacking prowess, having scored 19 goals while conceding only 8, averaging 1.9 goals per match, and boasting a goal difference of +11. Their strong offensive capabilities give them a clear advantage, especially against teams with weaker defences. Furthermore, Burkina Faso's ability to create corner kicks and their disciplined approach, with an average of 4.3 corners per game and a relatively moderate defensive record, indicates good control and tactical execution. In contrast, Sudan's performance has been lacklustre. Over their last five matches, they have scored a total of 4 goals while conceding 12, with an average of 0.4 goals per game, reflecting a significant deficiency in attack. Their home defence has been particularly problematic, conceding an average of 3 goals per match. Despite fluctuations in home performances, their overall offensive inefficiency and weak midfield control make it unlikely that they will effectively contain Burkina Faso, potentially limiting their chances of winning at home. The significant difference in past results between the two teams, both home and away, further underscores the considerable disparity in their tactics and current form. Africa Cup of Nations: Sudan vs. Burkina Faso, 01-01 00:00 Match Direction: 1.75, Over