Mozambique vs Libya Prediction: Both teams hoping to get first win

Mozambique and Libya are getting ready to face off against each other in an important match for the African Nations Championship that will take place at the Nelson Mandela Stadium on Tuesday evening. After coming up short in their respective most recent outings, both squads will come into this contest hoping to get back on the winning track.

As a result of Saturday's scoreless draw in their opening match of the CHAN tournament against the Walia Ibex of Ethiopia, Mozambique was forced to settle for a share of the spoils. In spite of the fact that they were under pressure for the duration of the match, Chiquinho Conde's squad managed to maintain their composure and earn a point after a hard-fought battle in Baraki. As a result of this result, the Os Mambas have now gone unbeaten in six of their last seven matches in all competitions since the New Year. They have only lost one of these matches. The task of competing against an opponent who has not suffered a loss in either of the two previous matches between the teams, earning one victory and one draw, is the one that lies in store for the next phase of the competition. Mozambique will be eager to put themselves in a strong position for a place in the knockout stages of the competition in their final group stage match, which will be a difficult challenge against Algeria, which is leading Group A.

After losing their opening game of the African Nations Championship by a score of 1-0 against the Desert Warriors of Algeria on Friday, Libya got off to a rough start in the competition. The decisive goal of the game was scored by Aymen Mahious, who retained his composure from 12 yards out to score the game's first goal in the 57th minute. This goal put Corentin Martins' men to the sword. It is clear that the Mediterranean Knights need to make improvements at both ends of the field after losing all three of their games thus far in 2023 by a cumulative score of 5-1. Due to the fact that Libya has not had a streak of four consecutive losses since the year 2021, the team is eager to get back on the winning track as they enter the final round of competition to try to continue their CHAN journey.

Since neither club is in particularly remarkable offensive form, we are expecting a lackluster contest with minimal goalmouth activity at either end of the pitch. Having said that, there is still a possibility that Libya will edge Mozambique by all three points at the end of the first 90 minutes.