Angola And Tunisia: Who Can Win?

Tunisia and Angola have faced off against each other in football as part of the Africa Cup of Nations. In 2019, Angola fought back to hold Tunisia, with Djalma cancelling out Youssef Msakni's first-half penalty. Tunisia and Angola were set to play again on 21 January 2024 as part of the African Championship.

Tunisia vs Angola in the African Cup of Nations

Tunisia and Angola have faced off in the African Cup of Nations several times. In 2019, Angola fought back to hold Tunisia 1-1. Youssef Msakni gave Tunisia the lead from the penalty spot, but Djalma equalised for Angola in the second half.

Tunisia has participated in the African Cup of Nations 21 times and held the record for the most consecutive participations with 16 between 1994 and 2023. They won the tournament in 2004, defeating Morocco 2-1 in the final.

Angola has also been a regular participant in the African Cup of Nations, qualifying for the 2023 and 2024 editions. In 2023, they finished second in Group E, qualifying for the finals along with Ghana and Tanzania. In 2024, they beat Mauritania 3-2 in their first match.

The two teams also faced each other in the 2024 African Championship, with Tunisia coming out on top with a score of 33-30.

Tunisia vs Angola head-to-head

Tunisia and Angola have played each other four times. Tunisia has won one game, Angola has won none, and three matches ended in a draw. On average, in direct matches, both teams scored 2.25 goals per match.

In the season preceding their 24 June 2019 match, Tunisia, in the Africa Cup of Nations, averaged 1.39 goals per match. In 14 (53.85%) of their matches at home, the total goals (both scored and conceded) were over 1.5. In 8 (30.77%) of their matches in the 2020 season, the total goals were over 2.5.

Angola, in the same preceding season, averaged 0.97 goals per match. In 7 (41.18%) of their away matches, the total goals were over 1.5. In 4 (23.53%) of their matches in the 2020 season, the total goals were over 2.5.

On 24 June 2019, Tunisia and Angola played each other in the Africa Cup of Nations. The match ended in a draw, with a final score of 1-1.

Tunisia vs Angola predictions and odds

Tunisia and Angola have faced each other in several sports, including handball, basketball, and football.

Tunisia vs Angola: Handball

Tunisia and Angola have played each other in handball as part of the African Championship and the World Championship. For their match on 21 January 2024, sportsbooks placed Tunisia as the favourite to win, with odds of @ 1.02.

Tunisia vs Angola: Basketball

In basketball, Tunisia and Angola have faced off in the FIBA AfroCAN tournament. Sofascore offers information on previous results, box scores, detailed stats for each quarter, head-to-head streaks, current odds, and predictions for the game.

Tunisia vs Angola: Football

In football, Tunisia and Angola have played each other in the Africa Cup of Nations. For their match on 24 June 2019, Smarkets offered odds on various markets, including winner, goals, teams, and half-time/full-time. The final score was a 1-1 draw.

Tunisia vs Angola live scores

Tunisia and Angola faced off in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations, with the match ending in a 1-1 draw. Youssef Msakni gave Tunisia the lead from the penalty spot, but Djalma equalised for Angola after goalkeeper Farouk Ben Mustapha failed to hold on to a shot.

The two teams met again in the 2024 Africa Cup of Nations, this time in Group D, Round 3. The match took place on January 21, 2024, at 6:00 PM UTC. Unfortunately, I cannot find the live scores or final result for this match.

However, sportsbooks placed Tunisia as the favourites to win. They offered the following odds for the match:

• Moneyline
• Total Spread
• Odd or Even

In addition to the pre-match odds, sportsbooks also provided live odds during the game.

For those interested in watching the match, TV channel listings and live stream information were also available online.

Tunisia vs Angola match details

Tunisia and Angola faced off in the African Cup of Nations on June 24, 2019, at the Suez Stadium in Suez, Egypt. The match started at 5:00 pm local time.

Tunisia came into the tournament as the second-highest-placed African nation in Fifa's world rankings. However, they struggled for long periods against Angola, who dominated possession in the second half.

The first half saw Tunisia take the lead through a Youssef Msakni penalty after Naim Sliti was tripped by Paizo inside the area.

Angola fought back in the second half, with the introduction of Geraldo as a half-time substitute giving them a much-needed boost. They eventually equalised after capitalising on an error from Tunisia goalkeeper Farouk Ben Mustapha, with Djalma firing home on the rebound.

The game ended 1-1, with Angola earning a hard-fought point and Tunisia left disappointed, knowing they had missed an opportunity to start the tournament strongly.

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