With both sides level on seven points, the equation is simple: a win guarantees glory. For Guinea, a draw would suffice, but for Tanzania, it is all or nothing.
Guinea’s coach has opted for a mix of experience and flair, aiming to hold firm while capitalizing on counterattacks. Camara is the man between the posts, a calm and reliable presence. The defensive quartet of Diakité, Sow, Conté, and Sylla forms a robust wall tasked with stifling Tanzania’s desperate offense.
In midfield, the double pivot of Touré and Sylla promises grit and control, while further up the pitch, Camara, Cissé, and Kamano provides creativity and speed. Leading the line is Guirassy, Guinea’s talisman, ready to exploit any defensive lapses.
For Tanzania, the approach is clear—attack or perish. In goal, the ever-reliable Manula prepares for what is sure to be a busy day. The defensive line of Kapombe, Job, Hamad, and Hussein is tasked with keeping Guinea’s sharp attack at bay while also contributing to their high-octane offense.
In midfield, Msuva, Abbas, and Salum provided a blend of creativity and steel, aiming to dominate possession and feed the wingers Abdalla and Mzize, whose pace and trickery would stretch Guinea’s defense. Up front, captain Samatta, the heart of Tanzania’s attack, carry the weight of a nation, ready to lead by example in their do-or-die mission.
Two nations, one ticket, and a single opportunity to seize glory.
This is how they lineup
Guinea
Camara, Diakité, Sow, Conté, Sylla , Touré, Sylla, Camara, Cissé, Kamano, Guirassy
Tanzania
Manula, Kapombe, Job, Hamad, Hussein, Msuva, Abbas, Salum, Abdalla, Mzize, Samatta
