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The Mohamed Salah-captained Egypt wrap up their 2021 Africa Cup of Nations Group D campaign with a crucial tie against Sudan at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium.GOAL predicts how coach Carlos Queiroz will line up his men.<script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90"}}</script>

Afcon 2021: Predicting Egypt's starting XI to face Sudan

The Al Ahly shot-stopper is Egypt's undisputed number one. He will be out to keep another clean sheet and help the Pharaohs to the Round of 16.

GOALKEEPER - Mohamed El Shenawy

The Future FC defender is still new to the Egypt squad, having made his debut in December at the Fifa Arab Cup.In the last game against Guinea-Bissau, Kamal stepped in for Akram Tawfik who was injured in their group opener against Nigeria.With Al Ahly star Tawfik facing a lengthy period on the sidelines, Kamal is set to continue as the right-back.

RIGHT-BACK - Omar Kamal

Another wingback Ahmed El Fotouh was injured against Nigeria and Ashraf came on for him.Ashraf was again selected in place of El Fotouh against Guinea-Bissau and he lasted the whole match.The 30-year-old Al Ahly man is an almost sure bet to start as a left-back again.

LEFT-BACK - Ayman Ashraf

The former West Bromwich Albion defender is an almost permanent feature in the Egypt starting line-up and brings vast experience at the back.

CENTRE-BACK - Ahmed Hegazy

The Zamalek defender has in recent games been Hegazy's partner at the heart of defence and they are slowly forming a solid combination.

CENTRE-BACK - Mahmoud Hamdi El Wensh 

The 31-year-old midfielder was thrown into the fray in the last match, straight from a spell on the sidelines where he was nursing a calf injury.He was selected ahead of his Al Ahly teammate Hamdi Fathi and he is likely to get the nod again after providing an assist for Mohamed Salah who grabbed the goal that sank Guinea-Bissau.

CENTRAL MIDFIELDER - Amr El Sulaya

A lot is expected from the Arsenal star who is yet to make a big impact in this Egypt team during the tournament.

ATTACKING MIDFIELDER - Mohamed Elneny

The Aston Villa midfielder started his season late due to an injury sustained last season and he is yet to show his best.After starting against Nigeria before coming on as a substitute against Guinea-Bissau, Trezeguet is now expected to go full swing on Wednesday.

ATTACKING MIDFIELDER - Trezeguet

The Liverpool star might have grabbed the all-important goal which condemned Guinea-Bissau in the Pharaohs' last outing but he is yet to hit top form in this tournament.It is to be seen if he will sparkle against neighbouring country Sudan.

RIGHT FORWARD - Mohamed Salah

The 22-year-old Stuttgart attacker is still a newcomer in this Egypt squad, having made his debut last October and is keen to have his presence felt.

LEFT FORWARD - Omar Marmoush 

The Galatasaray man is still to find his feet in this Afcon and would be eager to strike a formidable understanding with Salah and Marmoush upfront.

CENTRE-FORWARD - Mostafa Mohamed

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The Mohamed Salah-captained Egypt wrap up their 2021 Africa Cup of Nations Group D campaign with a crucial tie against Sudan on Wednesday.

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