Egypt vs South Sudan Prediction: An entertaining first meeting ahead

The clash between Egypt and South Sudan, which will take place at Cairo International Stadium on June 18th, is generating a growing amount of interest. The Pharaohs have won their past five matches, and they will hope to add to their count of victories when they take on the South Sudanese team, which is having trouble winning games.

Egypt are now on a winning streak, and the Pharaohs will be optimistic that they can maintain their unblemished record here, where they are once again the favorites. Egypt did very well to come back and beat Guinea in the fifth round of the AFCON Qualifiers. In that game, their opponent took the lead in the 27th minute through a goal scored by Serhou Guirassy. Despite this, Egypt played very well and was able to tie the game thanks to a goal by Trezeguet, who converted Mohamed Salah's assist by shooting it past the goalkeeper at halftime. The second half was considerably more fierce than the first, and Egypt had to keep their composure until the 79th minute, when Mostafa Mohamed finally struck the back of the net. In each of their previous six matches leading up to this one, Egypt had scored at least two goals in each of those contests. Five of their most recent meetings have also finished with at least three goals scored.

The performance of South Sudan is very precarious, but the Bright Stars are keeping their fingers crossed that they will be able to right the ship and come out on top in this encounter. In spite of the fact that they have only one overall victory after seven matches, in their most recent five matches they have achieved two victories away from home. South Sudan's last five matches saw them score four goals while allowing ten to be scored against them. Coming into this game, the away team had already let in goals in each of their previous five matches prior to this one.

Egypt has been victorious in each of their last six matches, with three of those victories coming in competitive settings during the qualifying rounds for the African Cup of Nations. On the other hand, South Sudan has had trouble getting positive results, as evidenced by the fact that they have won only one of their last seven matches, which came in March, when they defeated Congo. Since this will be the first time that these two teams compete against one another, we are going to put our money on Egypt to win the international friendly because they are the more experienced team and currently have a winning streak going for them.