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Group E of the Africa Cup represents the classic puzzle: yes, because after two matches played, the last round will be decisive for determining the qualifiers for the single elimination fse. And, among these, Algeria could be missing, which instead on the eve was credited as a potential candidate for final victory! On the other hand, Equatorial Guine and Sierra Leone are ahead of the Algerian national team, which in the last round will have to face the Ivory Coast in the decisive challenge. Not quite a health walk, let's put it that way. On the other hand, however, Equatorial Guinea and Sierra Leone will absolutely have to make a result in order not to risk the burning elimination in their turn .

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One area in which Sierra Leone have proven incredibly consistent recently is in their involvement in top-flight fixtures in which at least one of the two goalkeepers pitches a shutout, with this happening 13 times in 14 attempts. This has also been the case in seven of the last 11 matches involving Equatorial Guinea at this level, so more of the same is expected when the teams lock horns.

PSV have been cooking with gas on their own patch of late, delivering six victories as part of a some matches unbeaten run, so confidence should be high coming into this contest. The same cannot be said for Telstar, however, as the strugglers are winless in 13 away games at this elite level of the KNVB Beker, suffering a worrying nine defeats along the way.

PSV certainly know how to score goals at the top table of the KNVB Beker, managing 36 in their last 21 matches and only failing to hit the back of the net on a couple of occasions. Given that over 2.5 goals have been served up in seven of the last nine Telstar fixtures at this level, then it would be wise to expect more of the same when these sides collide.

Over the course of their last 15 KNVB Beker matches, Telstar have been involved in just a couple of contests in which both teams have found the net, so this is a pretty unusual occurrence. Not only that, but at least one of the two goalkeepers has emerged with a clean sheet from eight of the previous 12 top-flight fixtures involving PSV.

Eighth final of the King's Cup in Elche, Comunitat Valenciana. The hosts face Real Madrid and it is not as obvious as it seems. Elche are in a good period of form: they have won the last three matches between the league and the Cup and since December they have behaved well on the pitch even when they lose, always coming out of a goal at the most. The ranking reflects this trend: 5 points above the relegation zone. Plus the team has already won three fights in this competition, which certainly gives confidence for the big challenge.

Real Madrid, who have not won this Cup since 2014, are back from the long and successful Arab trip from which they returned with the Super Cup. Two intense encounters, particularly the first with Barcelona, ​​which have certainly tired the team. Add to this the probable absences of the case and the following championship match against Elche but with reversed fields: the Merengues will not field the fixed eleven.

Both teams have found the net in just two of the most recent 10 top-flight fixtures involving Elche, so it is quite rare for this to happen when they take to the field. It has been a virtually identical story as far as Real Madrid are concerned, as 10 of their previous 12 matches at this level have seen at least one of the two keepers emerge with a clean sheet.

In a game on the twenty-second round of the Spanish football championship, Getafe welcomes Granada. The match will be on Thursday, January 20, 2022, at 18:00h, with a very lively duel expected, between two teams very close in the league table and that fight for similar objectives for the season that pass to guarantee maintenance in the first echelon. Getafe is seventeenth with 18 points and is just 1 above the relegation zone.

The home team's main problem has been the lack of offensive talent, having only scored 13 goals in 20 matches, the worst offensive record in the entire Spanish League. Granda, on the other hand, is thirteenth with 24 points and is in a good moment of form, adding 7 days without knowing the taste of defeat.

Getafe are on a roll when it comes to hitting the back of the net in top-flight home games, doing so in each of their previous 16, though they have also conceded in 12 of these encounters. As for Granada CF, they have scored in 13 matches on the bounce at this level, but their only clean sheet during this sequence came in a 1-0 home success.

Second match of the season between Athletic and Barcelona, ​​again at San Mamés: in the league it was 1-1 but in the King's Cup it will be another story given the different moment of the season we have reached. The two teams return from the long trip to Saudi Arabia in which they fought unsuccessfully for the victory of the Super Cup. If Athletic have played one more match, even Barcelona can be said to be tired as they also played in extra time in a beautiful and grueling classic against Real Madrid. The match will therefore have a low basic pace since the two teams will also take the field over the weekend.

At home, Athletic scores very little 12 goals, an average of 1.2 per game and suffers the same amount, but an almost identical average is that maintained by Barcelona away, Barcelona which among other things in the league only won in 2 matches out of 10. The previous round of the Cup did not give us much information as the teams faced much inferior teams technically.

It has been quite unusual to see both teams on target in recent Gambia home matches, with this being the case in just six of their previous 19 games in the league. What’s more, Tunisia have either failed to score or kept a clean sheet in each of their last four away matches at this level, so it would come as a surprise were the net to bulge at both ends here.

Mali should logically come out of the pools and reach the final phase of this African Cup of Nations. The selection of Magassouba, second on equal points with Gambia, leader, should finish the job and not be joined by Tunisia by signing a victory in front of the red lantern of the pool, Mauritania. Victorious in the last face to face in October 2019 2-0, Mali should add 3 additional points on the last day of this group stage. The Eagles, undefeated for 8 games, won Tunisia 1-0 after a stormy end on the first day and were hooked by Gambia 1-1 on January 16th. Mali, very largely dominating, saw Gambia equalize on penalty at the very end of the match by Barrow 90th. Two points lost which would have allowed the Malians to play this last meeting without pressure.

But we will now have to finish the job to secure a first place which would finally be quite deserved for the Malians. Mauritania, for its part, is eliminated and has no more hope during this last match. This modest selection will leave the competition with a third defeat on the clock, logically. The Mourabitounes, who have still not scored in this CAN, will find it difficult to surprise their opponent of the day, they who recorded 2 defeats against Gambia 0-1 and before Tunisia 0-4 during the second day. With only 1 success in its last 13 matches, Mauritania does not scare and logically does not risk worrying Malians who must finish the job after two good matches.

At least one of the two keepers has emerged with a clean sheet from 14 of the previous 19 Mali home matches at this level, so thrilling encounters at this venue have been few and far between. What’s more, 15 of the most recent 18 Mali away games at the top table of the Africa Cup of Nations have followed suit, including in a success at this ground last term.

We will finally know the name of the second Carabao Cup finalist. A week after the qualification of Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool will engage in a merciless fight to compost their ticket for the grand final. And nothing is decided yet! In the match at Anfield Road, the two teams left with a goalless draw. An excellent result for the Gunners, who played more than an hour of play in numerical inferiority, after the expulsion of Granit Xhaka. And we have the impression that Arsenal will still have something to shine at home.

Very difficult to shake up in recent weeks, the London club is advancing with the firm intention of qualifying for the Carabao Cup final. Admittedly, Liverpool are in second place in the Premier League. Jürgen Klopp must however do without the services of Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané, who are competing for CAN 2022. A situation which could make Arsenal happy.

Prior to facing Napoli and Udinese in the EFL Cup, Arsenal had been on a run in which they had both scored and conceded during the same 90 minutes in 12 consecutive games. Ahead of their matches, Liverpool were not far off that sort of pace either, as the net had bulged at both ends in 12 of their previous 15 games at this elite level.

In a game of the round of 16 of the Coppa Italia in football, José Mourinho's Roma welcome Lecce. The match will be on Thursday, January 20, 2022, at 8 pm, with a lively duel expected, with both teams giving their all to reach the quarter-finals of the competition. In the previous round, Roma was exempt, while Lecce, who currently plays in the second tier, went to Spezia from Serie A and won by two balls to zero.

Roma is the second most titled team in the history of the competition, just behind Juventus, with 9 titles won. Lecce have never reached a Coppa Italia final.

Somewhat incredibly, at least one of the two goalkeepers has emerged with a clean sheet from 16 of the previous 16 Lecce games at this level, and they are without a goal in eight away matches on the bounce. As for AS Roma, both teams have scored in just five of their last 21 home fixtures in the Coppa Italia, so don’t expect too many fireworks.

Ajax have been cooking with gas on their own patch of late, delivering six victories as part of a some matches unbeaten run, so confidence should be high coming into this contest. The same cannot be said for Excelsior Maassluis, however, as the strugglers are winless in 11 away games at this elite level of the KNVB Beker, suffering a worrying nine defeats along the way.

Ajax certainly know how to score goals at the top table of the KNVB Beker, managing 34 in their last 19 matches and only failing to hit the back of the net on a couple of occasions. Given that over 2.5 goals have been served up in seven of the last nine Excelsior Maassluis fixtures at this level, then it would be wise to expect more of the same when these sides collide.

At least one of the two keepers has emerged with a clean sheet from 11 of the most recent 16 Ajax matches on their own patch in the KNVB Beker, so thrills and spills have been few and far between. Given that seven of the previous ten Excelsior Maassluis away games at this level have followed the same pattern, any deviation from this script would come as a shock.