The Tunisian national team secures a spot in the 2026 World Cup following a thrilling victory in Equatorial Guinea.
Despite the ongoing crises faced by the Tunisian Football Federation and the accompanying administrative debates, the national team achieved a significant milestone by booking their place in the finals of the 2026 World Cup. This came after a crucial win against their host, Equatorial Guinea, with a score of 1-0 in the match held on Tuesday evening.
The match was characterized by competitiveness and excitement from the outset, as the home team aimed to leverage the support of the crowd and the familiar playing conditions to assert their dominance. However, the Tunisian defense held firm, thanks to the experience of its players, while the Eagles of Carthage relied on swift counterattacks to threaten the opposing goal.
As the game appeared to be heading toward a goalless draw, midfielder Aissa Ben Ramadan emerged in the dying moments to score a dramatic goal, securing three vital points for Tunisia and ensuring their passage to the upcoming World Cup.
With this victory, the Tunisian team continues to make history by qualifying for their sixth World Cup, affirming that football always triumphs over administrative crises, and demonstrating that the players’ determination was the decisive factor behind this achievement.
