Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals: Gambia - Cameroon Bets, Odds and Lineups for the match on January 29

Gambia will face Cameroon in first quarter-final of Africa Cup of Nations, from 17.00 CET, at Japoma Stadium in Douala.

Experts from 1xBet see Cameroon as the favorite for this match with 1.58 odds to win. Gambia has huge 8.80 odds to win at Japoma Stadium. A draw after 90 minutes will cost 3.34.

Cameroon has 1.22 to qualify in the semi-finals, while Gambia has 4.00 to go through.

Bet365 offers 2.83 for Total Over 3 and 1.42 for Total Under 3.

Also, bookmakers from Betway offer 2.88 for "both teams to score - yes" and 1.40 for "both teams to score - no".

The match Gambia vs Cameroon will be broadcast live on beIN Sports 1. The broadcast from Japoma Stadium begins at 16.50 CET, ten minutes before the start of the game.

Gambia is having a great campaign at their first appearance at Africa Cup of Nations. The Scorpions are undefeated so far, won three games and kept three clean sheets.

Gambia is coming after a 1-0 win against Guinea in the Round of 16. Bologna forward Musa Barrow scored the winning goal in the 71th minute.

Gambia won three games in Cameroon and ended one match in a draw: 1-0 vs Mauritania, 1-1 vs Mali, 1-0 vs Tunisia and 1-0 vs Guinea. Tom Saintfiet's team will try to cause another upset.

The hosts of the tournament are in great shape right now. Cameroon won eight of the last ten games played across all competitions.

Cameroon won against COVID-hit Comoros in the Round of 16, 2-1, after a strange game. The Indomitable Lions won three games so far at Africa Cup of Nations and one match ended in a draw: 2-1 vs Burkina Faso, 4-1 vs Ethiopia, 1-1 vs Cape Verde and 2-1 vs Comoros.

Toni Conceicao's side never lost an official game against Gambia. Also, Cameroon is undefeated since September 2021, when they lost against Ivory Coast, 1-2.

• Gambia (4-3-3): Jobe - Modou, Colley, Sanneh, Tore - Marreh, Adams, Darboe - Colley, Barrow, Ceesay;
• Cameroon (4-4-2): Onana - Fai, Moukoudi, Ngadeu, Tolo - Hongla, Anguissa, Ngamaleu, Ekambi - Aboubakar, Choupo-Moting;