Egypt will face off against Mozambique in a World Cup 2014 qualifying game on Sunday in what could be one of the most decisive matches of the group - the Pharaohs could earn instant entrance to the African playoffs if they win.

The Pharaohs will play the Mozambican Os Mambas as an away team at the Estádio de Machava in Matola - although the match was originally planned to be held at the Atletico Maputo stadium in Maputo.

Egypt is currently leading Group G, ranked number one within the group, with twelve points - they've won four games and haven't lost or tied yet. Mozambique is in third place within Group G with two points - they haven't won a game and they've lost and tied twice.

On an international scale, Egypt is ranked 71st in the world while Mozambique is ranked 103rd.

And while the Pharaohs have eleven goals in their favor and five goals working against them, the Os Mambas have one goal in their favor and eight goals working against them.

If Egypt is able to defeat Mozambique on Sunday, the Pharaohs will advance to the 10-legged playoffs where the teams will battle it out for the five-slot entrance to the World Cup 2014.

But Mozambique said an Egyptian victory won't be so easy - especially after the Os Mambas defeated the Pharaohs in March.

"If we can improve, especially in defence, then we will win this game. We had the chance to win there and here we can win as well," said coach Klaus-Dieter Pagels, according to FIFA.