Sudan and Senegal will compete for the top spot in Group D at Amaan International Stadium in Zanzibar on Tuesday. Both teams are tied with four points, but Sudan holds a superior goal aggregate after defeating Nigeria 4-0.

• Sudan's maverick striker Abdelrazig Taha Yagoub Omer, twice Man-of-the-Match, is expected to lead their offense.
• Senegal's head coach Soulemane Diallo stated, "Our aim is to win and score goals. We are not going coming to defend. We have better replacements even after those injuries."
• Congo Brazzaville still has a mathematical chance to advance to the quarter-finals if they defeat Nigeria by at least 3-0.
• Senegal will start substitute striker Issa Boye due to injuries to two key strikers.

Nigeria's Super Eagles will face Congo in a Group D fixture at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium, with Nigeria seeking redemption after two defeats and Congo chasing a quarter-final spot. For Nigeria, the match on Tuesday night is about salvaging dignity, while Congo needs a victory to advance.

• Nigeria has conceded five goals and scored zero in the tournament.
• Nigeria's coach, Eric Sekou Chele, stated the team's motivation is "about honour" and they "cannot return home empty handed."
• Congo, with two draws and two points, must win to secure a spot in the last eight.
• Congo's coach, Barthelemy Ngatsono, emphasized discipline, stating, "we will play to win."