Africa Cup of Nations — Under 0.5 ~ 5.5 Tables

Which Africa Cup of Nations Teams Have The Highest Under 2.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Mali lead the Africa Cup of Nations with a 100% Under 2.5 rate — 5 of their 5 completed fixtures have stayed within the 2.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 55%, putting Mali ahead of the rest.

Comoros and Morocco rank second and third respectively. Comoros recorded a 100% rate across 3 matches (3 stayed below), while Morocco stand at 83% from 6 outings (5 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 2.5 fixtures in the Africa Cup of Nations this term.

At the other end, South Africa record the lowest Under 2.5 rate in the Africa Cup of Nations at 25% — only 1 of their 4 fixtures have stayed under 2.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 50%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 2.5 Betting Angle — Africa Cup of Nations

With a league-wide Under 2.5 rate of 55%, the Africa Cup of Nations frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 94%, sitting 39 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Mali's fixtures have gone Under 2.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which Africa Cup of Nations Teams Have The Highest Under 0.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Comoros lead the Africa Cup of Nations with a 67% Under 0.5 rate — 2 of their 3 completed fixtures have stayed within the 0.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 50%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 10%, putting Comoros ahead of the rest.

Angola and Zambia rank second and third respectively. Angola recorded a 33% rate across 3 matches (1 stayed below), while Zambia stand at 33% from 3 outings (1 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 0.5 fixtures in the Africa Cup of Nations this term.

At the other end, Zimbabwe record the lowest Under 0.5 rate in the Africa Cup of Nations at 0% — only 0 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 0.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 0.5 Betting Angle — Africa Cup of Nations

With a league-wide Under 0.5 rate of 10%, the Africa Cup of Nations is not predominantly defensive in character. The top three clubs average 44%, sitting 34 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Comoros's fixtures have gone Under 0.5 in 67% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which Africa Cup of Nations Teams Have The Highest Under 1.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Comoros lead the Africa Cup of Nations with a 67% Under 1.5 rate — 2 of their 3 completed fixtures have stayed within the 1.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 50%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 31%, putting Comoros ahead of the rest.

Egypt and Benin rank second and third respectively. Egypt recorded a 57% rate across 7 matches (4 stayed below), while Benin stand at 50% from 4 outings (2 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 1.5 fixtures in the Africa Cup of Nations this term.

At the other end, Zimbabwe record the lowest Under 1.5 rate in the Africa Cup of Nations at 0% — only 0 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 1.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 1.5 Betting Angle — Africa Cup of Nations

With a league-wide Under 1.5 rate of 31%, the Africa Cup of Nations is not predominantly defensive in character. The top three clubs average 58%, sitting 27 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Comoros's fixtures have gone Under 1.5 in 67% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which Africa Cup of Nations Teams Have The Highest Under 3.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Morocco lead the Africa Cup of Nations with a 100% Under 3.5 rate — 6 of their 6 completed fixtures have stayed within the 3.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 78%, putting Morocco ahead of the rest.

Cameroon and Mali rank second and third respectively. Cameroon recorded a 100% rate across 5 matches (5 stayed below), while Mali stand at 100% from 5 outings (5 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 3.5 fixtures in the Africa Cup of Nations this term.

At the other end, Uganda record the lowest Under 3.5 rate in the Africa Cup of Nations at 33% — only 1 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 3.5 goals. Their home rate is 50% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 3.5 Betting Angle — Africa Cup of Nations

With a league-wide Under 3.5 rate of 78%, the Africa Cup of Nations frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 100%, sitting 22 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Morocco's fixtures have gone Under 3.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which Africa Cup of Nations Teams Have The Highest Under 4.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Morocco lead the Africa Cup of Nations with a 100% Under 4.5 rate — 6 of their 6 completed fixtures have stayed within the 4.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 90%, putting Morocco ahead of the rest.

Senegal and Algeria rank second and third respectively. Senegal recorded a 100% rate across 6 matches (6 stayed below), while Algeria stand at 100% from 5 outings (5 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 4.5 fixtures in the Africa Cup of Nations this term.

At the other end, Gabon record the lowest Under 4.5 rate in the Africa Cup of Nations at 33% — only 1 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 4.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 100%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 4.5 Betting Angle — Africa Cup of Nations

With a league-wide Under 4.5 rate of 90%, the Africa Cup of Nations frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 100%, sitting 10 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Morocco's fixtures have gone Under 4.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which Africa Cup of Nations Teams Have The Highest Under 5.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Egypt lead the Africa Cup of Nations with a 100% Under 5.5 rate — 7 of their 7 completed fixtures have stayed within the 5.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 100%, putting Egypt ahead of the rest.

Nigeria and Morocco rank second and third respectively. Nigeria recorded a 100% rate across 7 matches (7 stayed below), while Morocco stand at 100% from 6 outings (6 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 5.5 fixtures in the Africa Cup of Nations this term.

At the other end, Zimbabwe record the lowest Under 5.5 rate in the Africa Cup of Nations at 100% — only 3 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 5.5 goals. Their home rate is 100% and away 100%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 5.5 Betting Angle — Africa Cup of Nations

With a league-wide Under 5.5 rate of 100%, the Africa Cup of Nations frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 100%, sitting 0 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Egypt's fixtures have gone Under 5.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.