Tanzania Prisons vs Ihefu Prediction: Both teams will be pleased with a point apiece

On Monday, Tanzania Prisons will face off against Ihefu at the Sokoine Stadium. With the CAF Confederation spot at stake for the hosts, they will be determined to secure the maximum points. At the same time, the visitors will be poised to at least cart away a point here. 

Tanzania Prisons (6th)

Last five games: DDDDD

David Ouma's men have not won any of their last seven games, sharing the spoils in six consecutive games. Tanzania Prisons had a setback in their attempt to challenge for a top-four finish as they settled for a toothless stalemate against Dodoma Jiji on the road. Tanzania Prisons maintained their spot on the log as they sit in sixth on the table and are now four points off the continental spot.

Since the appointment of coach David Ouma, Tanzania Prisons have won three, lost two, and drawn seven. Tanzania have won five, lost five, and drawn three at home this season. 

Ihefu (12th)

Last five games: DDLWD

With a win over their last seven games, Ihefu head here are fighting to remain in the division. Ihefu are blessed with quality players but have not lived up to expectations lately. 

More recently, they settled for a share of the spoils on their ground against JKT Tanzania, even though they created some decent chances. Mecky Mexime's men can’t afford to drop points when they face off against a strong Tanzania prison tomorrow. Following their recent runs, Ihefu dropped to the 12th spot, picking up twenty-nine points from a possible seventy-eight. They have scored twenty-two times this season while conceding thirty-two goals. 

Ihefu have won twice, drawn two, and lost nine on the road this season. 

Expert Betting Tips

Ihefu have won twice, while Tanzania Prisons have won once and two games ending in a tie over their previous five meetings. Tanzania Prisons have been pretty solid on their ground but have drawn back-to-back games at home. They head here with five consecutive stalemates even though they are in the race to play CAF continental football. On the other hand, Ihefu have been below par this season and are not supposed to, considering the quality they possess. 

The visitors looks great on paper; however, the hosts can’t afford to lose this game. I think both teams will be pleased with a point apiece here for 2.80.

We expect a BTTS for 2.09.

They might even settle for a halftime stalemate for 1.78.

Good luck!