Tunisia face the Netherlands at Kansas City Stadium tonight, eliminated from the 2026 World Cup and playing their final group match for nothing beyond pride.
Hervé Renard’s side have conceded nine goals without scoring across their two appearances in North America. A third successive heavy defeat would make them the first side to concede four or more goals in three straight World Cup matches — a record ****** ody wants. Against a Dutch attack that dismantled Sweden 5–1 on matchday two, avoiding that distinction will require a significant defensive improvement.
Renard has no injury concerns and a full squad at his disposal. With nothing at stake in terms of progression, this match also presents an opportunity to ****** s fringe players and build momentum for future campaigns.
Aymen Dahmen is expected to continue in goal, having replaced Abdelmouhib Chamakh for the ****** an fixture. The back three of Dylan Bronn, Montassar Talbi and Omar Rekik is likely to remain intact, with Yan Valery and Ali Abdi as the wing-backs providing width.
Ellyes Skhiri anchors the midfield with his defensive discipline, while Anis Ben Slimane adds creativity in a deeper role.