Iran vs Cape Verde Prediction & Betting Tips (13 November)

Iran has won its last meetings, and has conceded defeats and draws over the same period. Over this period of matches, Iran scored goals and conceded some. In their very last meeting, Iran played against the team and the match ended with a score of 2 - 0. On the other hand, Cape Verde had success in their last meetings, drawing draws and conceding defeats.

In their last match, Cape Verde faced the formation of for a final result of 3 - 0. Between Iran who is currently 1st in International Friendly Matches with a total record of wins, draws and losses, and Cape Verde ranked 10th in International Friendly Matches and presenting a total record of wins, draws and defeats, we see the victory of Iran.

Cape Verde, meanwhile, has been one of Africa’s most intriguing stories in recent months. They stunned Ghana with a late winner in the Africa Cup of Nations group stage and followed it up with a memorable 1-0 victory over Cameroon in World Cup qualifying. Their attacking prowess was further demonstrated in a 3-0 win against Eswatini, while they showed grit in a 3-3 draw against Libya. The team’s star players, including Bebe with his spectacular free-kick against Mozambique, have given Cape Verde a reputation for producing moments of brilliance. With seven wins in their last ten qualifiers, Cape Verde has proven they are no longer underdogs but genuine contenders on the continental stage.

This friendly encounter between Iran and Cape Verde is therefore more than just a warm-up; it is a clash of two teams seeking to refine their identities ahead of major competitions. Iran will rely on the creativity of Mehdi Taremi and Sardar Azmoun to break down Cape Verde’s disciplined defense, while Cape Verde will look to exploit counterattacks through their pace and unpredictability. Given Iran’s home advantage and their ability to control matches against mid-tier opponents, the prediction leans toward a solid win for Team Melli. The expected correct scoreline is 2:0, reflecting Iran’s superior organization and attacking efficiency while acknowledging Cape Verde’s resilience.