Betting tips for Ghana VS Benin 25.06.2019
Currently ranked # 51 in the FIFA ranking, Ghana reaches its first match of the 2019 African Cup of Nations (AFCON 2019) after losing only two of its last 13 games (including friendlies: G7, E4, P2). In general, the "Black Stars" are going through a great defensive moment since they did not receive goals in more than half (eight) of those matches.
Receiving an average of only 0.54 goals per game during that span, Ghana, which has won the AFCON four times, scored the first goal in each of those seven victories. However, he has not been able to win any of the last 15 matches in which he scored the first goal against (E6, P9).
Benin (# 91) is going through a streak of three consecutive victories. Curiously, he has scored the first goal (during the first half) in each of his last five games, a lapse in which he has a big record of G4, P1. However, the worrying thing is that the "squirrels" have not won any of their nine previous meetings in this competition (E1, P8).
In addition, Benin's results in direct crashes against Ghana should not cause much inspiration among fans as he has won only two of his previous 14 games (E5, P7) and has also scored more than double the goals he has scored. (GF 10, GC 26).
Players to watch: The top scorer in Ghana's current squad, Asamoah Gyan (51 international goals) averages 0.49 goals per international match to date.
Steve Mounié (Benin) has scored five goals in his last four games. He scored three of those goals after the 60th minute.
Statistics to consider: Each of Ghana's last five official matches have produced less than 2.5 total goals.
Benin has been leading 1-0 at halftime in each of their last three official matches (G2, P1).
Each of the last four official matches have finished with at least one team staying "at zero".
Receiving an average of only 0.54 goals per game during that span, Ghana, which has won the AFCON four times, scored the first goal in each of those seven victories. However, he has not been able to win any of the last 15 matches in which he scored the first goal against (E6, P9).
Benin (# 91) is going through a streak of three consecutive victories. Curiously, he has scored the first goal (during the first half) in each of his last five games, a lapse in which he has a big record of G4, P1. However, the worrying thing is that the "squirrels" have not won any of their nine previous meetings in this competition (E1, P8).
In addition, Benin's results in direct crashes against Ghana should not cause much inspiration among fans as he has won only two of his previous 14 games (E5, P7) and has also scored more than double the goals he has scored. (GF 10, GC 26).
Players to watch: The top scorer in Ghana's current squad, Asamoah Gyan (51 international goals) averages 0.49 goals per international match to date.
Steve Mounié (Benin) has scored five goals in his last four games. He scored three of those goals after the 60th minute.
Statistics to consider: Each of Ghana's last five official matches have produced less than 2.5 total goals.
Benin has been leading 1-0 at halftime in each of their last three official matches (G2, P1).
Each of the last four official matches have finished with at least one team staying "at zero".
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