Burkina Faso vs Senegal Forecast for February 2, 2022

Burkina Faso is another “Cinderella” country that practically every CAS has. The irony is that the athletes’ native country is currently undergoing a military takeover. However, the athletes were able to escape these vagaries and concentrate on athletics. Everything works out well: the “stallions” start with a win over the hosts, Cameroon, and then go on to win four points against Cape Verde and Ethiopia.
In the playoffs, only a penalty shootout allowed the squad to pass Gabon. Tunisia, on the other hand, won in regular time.

Senegal is a veteran team that plays “for one beat.” This clip, with the same mentor, made it to the finals of the previous CAN. The “Lions of Teranga” were not very dazzling during the group stage this time, albeit the coronavirus did play a role. Only one goal was scored, and it came from a penalty kick in the 97th minute. Most significantly, we advanced to the playoffs. The Senegalese appear to be more substantial than the rest of the contestants. They defeated both opponents convincingly: Mauritania 2-0 and Equatorial Guinea 3-1. Mane, by the way, participated in the quarterfinals despite concerns that a concussion would impede.

There were 4 head-to-head matches in total. In the first one, Senegal won, and on the road, then there were only draws.