On October 12, 2008, Egypt emphatically demonstrated their pedigree when they recorded an emphatic 4-0 victory over their opponents in a World Cup Qualifying African match, marking a triumphant result and further cementing their position as one of Africa's top footballing nations.

This season, Goalkeeper Mohamed Sobhi has been a true standout, displaying exemplary performance in front of goal. He has successfully kept strikers from scoring in 6 out of 10 matches, allowing no room for opposing teams to pose a scoring threat. His commitment and diligence is commendable, and it is no wonder his team have gone unbeaten in all these games.

The away team is approaching this game with great optimism, as they have a great deal of health in the squad. Goalkeeper I. Mbonihankuye has been exemplary in goal during away matches this season, ensuring that strikers have yet to find the back of the net in a combined total of two games. All indicators point to the away team having a competitive edge in this game.

In their two meetings, Egypt have proven to be the superior side, having won both games and remaining undefeated. Djibouti have yet to record a victory in head-to-head competition, contributing to their lackluster record.

As the anticipation builds for the next match between Egypt and Djibouti, the fans anticipate a high scoring match. The previous two matchups between the two sides have seen 8 goals being scored, creating an exciting edge of expectation for the upcoming fixture. Both teams will be determined to secure the victory, with a captivating match predicted as a result.