Ghana vs Central African Republic Prediction & Betting Tips - World Cup

What is the prediction for the football match between Ghana and Central African Republic?

Our prediction for the Ghana vs Central African Republic match is: Over 1.5 goals!

Probabilities according to our algorithm* of possible 1X2 football predictions and best odds for the match on 6/10/24 between Ghana and Central African Republic in World Cup :

• The Sportytrader ⭐ algorithm estimates a probability of 56.81% for a win of Ghana against Central African Republic with odds of 1.53 at Ladbrokes.
• The probability according to Sportytrader ⭐ for a draw between Ghana vs Central African Republic is 25.17% with odds of 13 at Bet365.
• Our prediction model gives a 18.02% chance ⭐ for a win of Central African Republic vs Ghana with odds of 201 at Bet365.

Ghana - Central African Republic Prediction and Best Odds:

Following Madagascar’s victory over Comoros, Group I has been blown wide open with three teams all locked on six points apiece. Among those teams are Ghana, who are in third place at the moment owing to their inferior goal difference. The Ghanaians are looking to bounce back from a dismal Africa Cup of Nations, where they were knocked out in the group stages, finishing as one of the two worst third-placed finishers. In this competition, the Black Stars have recorded two wins and one loss to date, scoring three goals while conceding two. Their victories came against Madagascar and Mali, while they were beaten 1-0 by the Comoros. Despite their mixed record, Ghana are a difficult side to beat on their home patch. Excluding AFCON and World Cup games, the Black Stars are unbeaten in their last 20 matches on home soil - a record that dates back to September 2019. 

Meanwhile, the Central African Republic did not make the trip to the Ivory Coast for the AFCON earlier this year, having failed to qualify for the competition. During the qualification tournament, they finished third behind the Black Stars and Angola, managing seven points from six games. The Wild Beasts have fared better in these qualifiers, though, managing four points from their first three games, including a win over Chad, a draw against Mali and a loss, which came in their opening match versus Comoros. However, that result against Chad marked the side's third win in a row following back-to-back victories against Bhutan and Papua New Guinea during the international break back in March. Additionally, CAR also maintained clean sheets in each of those victories and last conceded a goal last November when they drew 1-1 with Mali. Nevertheless, Les Fauves have never beaten the Black Stars in a competitive match before and are the underdogs in this one.