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These tactical duels often have high scores: Congo like playing in the opponent's half of the pitch and with Keban returning they should be better at it than they were against Zambia. Cape Verde don't waste time in the midfield, the moment they get the ball they pass it to the wingers, who use it very well. As I said in the preview, the lack of a proper center forward will not be an issue here as Djaniny (or his substitute) will function as a 'third winger'. I expect the Leopards to have 60% possession regadless of who wins the match, and a double digit shots on goal count on both sides.
The first idea was both teams score, and is definitely a safer option, but the odds difference was huge and I believe worth the risk. Nobody will take a draw here, they did not do so in the first round when they played defensive opponents.