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Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu warned his team that Saturday's match against Tunisia will be an entirely different test, as the fixture marks the 1,000th game in World Cup history. Moriyasu highlighted the stylistic differences and called for maximum focus, noting Tunisia's trademark resilience and discipline. Both sides need a result to keep their knockout-stage hopes alive.
Keito Nakamura, who scored on his World Cup debut, says he is ready to lead Japan's attack against Tunisia after Takefusa Kubo was ruled out with injury. The Group F clash is crucial as both teams push for knockout qualification.
Japan forward Takefusa Kubo missed Wednesday's training session due to a left knee injury sustained in the World Cup opener against the Netherlands. His absence casts doubt on his availability for the crucial match against Tunisia.
After a strong 2-2 draw with the Netherlands, Japan is determined to avoid repeating the mistake of losing to Costa Rica in the 2022 World Cup. The team is focusing on mental and tactical discipline ahead of facing Tunisia, who have a new coach. The match is crucial for both teams' progression hopes.
Tunisia's football federation has sacked head coach Sabri Lamouchi one day after a 5-1 thrashing by Sweden in their World Cup 2026 opener. Interim coach Mondher Kebaier, who previously managed Tunisia from 2019-2022, will lead the team against Japan.
Yasin Ayari scored a brace in his World Cup debut, leading Sweden to a 5-1 win over Tunisia. The 22-year-old of Tunisian descent refrained from celebrating out of respect for his heritage.
Sweden delivered a commanding 5-1 victory over Tunisia in their Group F opener at the 2026 World Cup in Monterrey, Mexico. Yasin Ayari scored twice, including a stunning long-range effort, as Sweden raced to an early lead and never looked back. The result puts Sweden top of the group while Tunisia's defensive record from qualifying was broken.
A memorial event honoring Imam Khomeini, the spiritual leader of Iran's Islamic Revolution, was held in Tunisia with the participation of numerous guests and scholars. Speakers highlighted his role in promoting peace, justice, and unity in the Islamic world.
A Tunisian court on April 15 sentenced opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi to life in prison on terrorism charges, along with dozens of other defendants. The verdict, which included additional sentences for several co-defendants, relates to an alleged 'secret apparatus' accused of involvement in political assassinations and infiltration of state institutions.
