

Tunisia
- 44FIFA ranking
- 4thFIFA World Cup 2026 position0 pts · 3 played
- 0W 0D 3LFIFA World Cup 2026 record(Group F)
- 26Squadplayers on the roster
- S. LamouchiManager
Tournament snapshot — FIFA World Cup 2026
View full standings →Group F
| Pos | Team | P | W | D | L | GD | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +6 | 7 | |
| 2 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | +4 | 5 | |
| 3 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 4 | |
| 4 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 3 | -10 | 0 |
Quick facts
- Manager
S. Lamouchi- Home stadium
- Various (national team)
- FIFA ranking
- 44
Team card
- 44FIFA ranking
- 4thFIFA World Cup 2026 position
- 0W 0D 3LFIFA World Cup 2026 record
- 26Squad
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View all →Road to 2026
- Group F: 0W 0D 3L from 3
- Currently 4th in Group F on 0 pts
- Form: L L L
Recent results
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Tunisia at the FIFA World Cup 2026
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Discipline, pride,
and the odd giant-killing
Tunisia is North Africa's model of organisation — rarely spectacular, never easy to beat, and capable of stunning a giant on its day. The win over France in 2022 said it all.
A home AFCON title in 2004 remains the high point, built on the organisation and collective spirit that still define Tunisia. The Eagles qualify for World Cups regularly — seven now — and make life miserable for better-resourced opponents.
The 2022 World Cup brought the proudest result of all: a 1–0 win over reigning champions France. It wasn't enough to progress, but it proved the point — Tunisia belongs, and on the right day, it bites. The knockout breakthrough remains the dream.
The record
An African crown, a famous scalp, and a proud habit of reaching the World Cup.
Santos & 2004
Tunisia's defining moment came at home in 2004, when a disciplined, spirited side coached by Roger Lemerre beat Morocco in the final to win the nation's only AFCON title.
Players like Francileudo Santos and Ziad Jaziri became national heroes — the embodiment of the collective, hard-working football that remains Tunisia's identity to this day.
Every Carthage Eagles side since chases that summer: the proof that organisation, unity and belief can put Tunisian football on top.
The enemy
Group F is brutal — the Netherlands and Japan both rank above Tunisia. The Eagles' route runs through the Sweden opener, then daring to upset a giant, as they did France in 2022.
Tunisia has never reached a World Cup knockout, despite seven attempts and famous scalps. 2026 is about turning the giant-killing into qualification.
Netherlands
Three-time finalists — the giant to ambush in the finale.
Japan
The quick, technical Samurai Blue — a pivotal Matchday 2.
Sweden
The opener and the must-win — qualification likely starts here.
Lightning rod
He's carried Tunisia's hopes for over a decade. At the veteran end of his career, captain Youssef Msakni is still the man the Eagles turn to for a moment of quality.
He missed the 2018 World Cup to injury and has carried Tunisia ever since. “One last tournament to finally reach the knockouts.”
The Eagles Meter
HANNIBAL MEJBRI
Tunisia's identity is collective grind; Hannibal Mejbri is the player who adds fire and forward thrust to it. All energy, aggression and ambition, the Premier League midfielder drives Tunisia up the pitch and refuses to let big opponents settle. If the Eagles spring a shock, his intensity will be at the heart of it.
We toppled the world champions.
Now we want the knockouts.

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