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Tunisia vs Uganda, Africa Cup of Nations, 2025-26, Today Match Prediction

Olympique Annexe Complexe Sportif Prince Abdellah

Tunisia Massive Favourites to Shut Out the Cranes

  • Tunisia midfielder Ellyes Skhiri has earned 62 caps, providing defensive stability with two goals and 87.1% pass accuracy.
  • Uganda playmaker Allan Okello has contributed eight goals and five assists this year, maintaining 81.4% pass accuracy.
  • Tunisia have won 100% of their five previous matches against Uganda, scoring 16 goals and conceding just one

Tunisia to Win (2-0)

Tournament: Africa Cup of Nations, 2025-26 | Venue: Olympique Annexe Complexe Sportif Prince Abdellah

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Rabat prepares for a fascinating tactical battle as Tunisia’s Carthage Eagles launch their record-extending 18th consecutive AFCON campaign against the Uganda Cranes. The North African heavyweights arrive with a formidable reputation, notably qualifying for the 2026 World Cup without conceding a single goal.

They face a physical Ugandan side intent on disrupting play through high-energy counter-attacks. However, history heavily favours Tunisia, who have won all five previous meetings while scoring 16 goals to Uganda's one. Expect the Eagles to rely on their superior technical control and defensive organisation to break down Uganda’s resistance in this Group C opener.

Tunisia Preview

Tunisia approach the upcoming clash against Uganda with a formidable defensive reputation that defines their current tactical identity under the guidance of manager Sami Trabelsi.

The Carthage Eagles entered December with high confidence after securing a vital 2–0 victory over Botswana in their final warm-up fixture. This result followed a somewhat turbulent campaign in the Arab Cup, where they fought to a 2–2 draw against Palestine and suffered a narrow 1–0 defeat to Syria.

Stats indicate that Tunisia possess a clinical edge, as evidenced by their prolific 6–0 demolition of São Tomé and Príncipe during the World Cup qualifiers earlier this autumn. Across their last five international matches leading into this tournament, the North African side have scored 12 goals while conceding only four.

They rely heavily on the veteran leadership of Ali Maaloul and the creative spark provided by returning midfielder Hannibal Mejbri. The team successfully maintained their historic streak of 18 consecutive tournament appearances by topping their qualification group with relative ease. 

Tunisia (4-3-3): Aymen Dahmen; Yan Valery, Montassar Talbi, Dylan Bronn, Ali Maaloul; Ellyes Skhiri, Ferjani Sassi, Hannibal Mejbri; Ismaël Gharbi, Naim Sliti, Seifeddine Jaziri

Uganda Preview

Uganda enter the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations carrying the momentum of a historic qualification campaign under the strategic leadership of Belgian manager Paul Put. The Cranes secured their spot in Morocco with two games to spare, marking the earliest qualification in the nation's footballing history after dominating a group that included South Africa and Congo.

The current squad features a mix of veteran stability and youthful exuberance, exemplified by the return of legendary goalkeeper Denis Onyango alongside teenage sensation James Bogere.

Recent statistics reveal a team that has found a consistent scoring rhythm while maintaining a disciplined shape during away fixtures. Across their last five international outings, Uganda have recorded three victories, one draw, and only one defeat. They amassed a total of nine goals while conceding seven.

Specifically, the team secured a 2–1 win against Chad and a commanding 4–0 triumph over Mozambique, although they faced a difficult 4–0 setback against Morocco in a late-year friendly.

Key playmakers like Allan Okello and Rogers Mato remain central to the offensive strategy as the team prepares to challenge Tunisia’s defensive wall. The technical staff prioritise a high-pressing game that utilises the speed of their wingers to catch opponents in transition during the opening phases of the match.

Uganda (4-2-3-1): Denis Onyango; Toby Sibbick, Elio Capradossi, Rogers Torach, Aziz Kayondo; Kenneth Semakula, Khalid Aucho; Bobosi Byaruhanga, Allan Okello, Travis Mutyaba; Rogers Mato

Expect one-way traffic here. Tunisia should easily cover the -1.5 Asian Handicap (winning by 2 or more goals). Their technical superiority makes a comfortable 2–0 win a solid pick.

Tunisia to Win (2-0)

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