Game: Egypt vs Angola

Day: 4 February

Time: 17h00

After suffering slight knocks in the Sudan match, it was thought that Ahmed Fathi and Hosni Abdel Rabo would be rested in the match against Zambia, but on the contrary, they played the full match. Now after taking a quick rest, they should be back to their full best in Monday’s game.

Thus once again Shehata should have all his players available - whether they’ll be performing to their full potential or not, only time will tell.

We can´t forget that Egypt is the CAN holder, and is a team with an huge potential.

They played carefully on the group stage and they started well with two easy victories over Cameroon by 4-2 and then 3-0 against Sudan.

I think Egypt is understimated with this odds, and we can´t forget that this is the first time that Angola go trough the CAN next round.

Egypt is with Ghana an Ivory Coast one of the best candidates to win the competition, we can´t forget that.

Egypt have a lot of quality and they showed that on the first two matches.

On the other side is underdog Angola.

Manager Luis Goncalves seemed confident enough when he started the mind games with the Egyptians, warning them against a major upset, and his confidence trickled down to his players as Flavio blared out similar words.

Goncalves will be likely to field a similar lineup to the Senegal match, with the strike partnership of Flavio and Manucho leading the attacking side of the team. Ze Kalanga and Gilberto should bolster up the midfield, as they’re fit as well.

Angola started well can with a surprise draw against South Africa and then they smashed Senegal by 3-1.

The team is doing is best CAN ever, but we can´t forget that this team don´t have such experience like Egypt.

This is Quarter Finals and Egypt knows that both Ghana and Ivory Coast won there matches yesterday.

Players Available:

Egypt: Essam al-Hadary (Al-Ahly), Mohamed Abdul Monsef (Zamalek), Mahmoud Fathallah (Zamalek), Tarek al-Sayed (Zamalek), Sayed Moawad and Hani Saied (Ismailia), Shady Mohamed (Al-Ahly), Ahmed Fathi (Al-Ahly), Wael Gomaa (Al-Siliya), Ibrahim Saied (Ankaragucu), Ahmed al-Muhammadi (ENPPI), Omar Gamal (Ismailia), Hosni Abd Rabou (Ismailia), Mohamed Aboutraika (Al-Ahly), Ahmed Hassan (Anderlecht), Hassan Mostafa (Al-Wehda), Mohamed Shawky (Middlesbrough), Ahmed Shaaban (Petrojet), Mohamed Fadl (Ismailia), Emad Moteab (Al-Ahly), Amr Zaki (Zamalek), Mohamed Zidan (Hamburg)

Angola: Lama (Petro Atletico), Mario (InterClube), Nuno (AS Aviacao), Marco Airosa (Fatima), Delgado (Metz), Jamba (AS Aviacao), Kali (FC Sion), Loco (Primeiro Agosto), Machado (Anadia), Rui Marques (Leeds United), Yamba Asha (Petro Atletico), Andre (Kuwait SC), Dede, Edson (both Pacos Ferreira), Figueiredo (Osters), Gilberto (Al Ahly), Maurito (Kuwait SC), Mendonca (Estrela Amadora), Ze Kalanga (Boavista), Flavio (Al Ahly), Love (Primeiro Agosto), Manucho (Petro Atletico), Mateus (Boavista)

Pick : Egypt to Win
Odds : 1.95
Stake : 9 / 10
Bookmaker : Bet365
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