Tunisia beat Iraq 3-0 at FIFA U-20 World Cup
Tunisia defeated Iraq 3-0 in the all-Arab clash at the 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup on Thursday to keep their second round hopes very much alive and leave the losers stunned and looking at early elimination.
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Tunisia open U20 World Cup campaign with loss to England
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina: England beat Tunisia 1-0 and France collapsed against an organized South Korea 2-1 at the Under-20 World Cup on Monday. Dane Scarlett’s first-half header proved to be enough for England in La Plata.
Iraq and Tunisia carry hopes at 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina
DUBAI: If Harry Kane looks a little frustrated for Tottenham Hotspur at the moment, the same was true 10 years ago as England threw away a 2–0 lead against Iraq at the FIFA U-20 World Cup to draw 2-2.
‘Camavinga left-back?’: how luck led to Real Madrid’s new dimension
I t wasn’t the first time that necessity proved the mother of invention, and it won’t be the last that what was meant to be a stopgap turned into more than a stroke of luck – and, in a not so distant future, may even be seen as a stroke of genius.
Two-goal Percy Tau takes Ahly to verge of CAF Champions League final
South African Percy Tau scored twice as Al Ahly of Egypt all but sealed a CAF Champions League final place after winning 3-0 away to Esperance of Tunisia on Friday.
Tunisia's Esperance ordered to play behind closed doors in CAF competitions
Four-times African champions Esperance of Tunisia have been ordered by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to play four home games behind closed doors due to violent incidents involving their fans, they said on Friday.
Tunisia football club shuts after players head to Europe
A Tunisian football club said Tuesday it had suspended activities after 32 of its players illegally emigrated to Europe.
Tunisian Football Club Shuts After Players Head To Europe
A Tunisian football club said Tuesday it had suspended activities after 32 of its players illegally emigrated to Europe. "We've halted activities and suspended our matches," the fourth-division Ghardimaou club's president Jamil Meftahi told AFP on Tuesday, blaming "clandestine emigration". Over the past three years, 32 of the club's players have emigrated to Europe, he said. Tunisia is in the grip of a long, worsening economic crisis that has pushed many of its citizens to take desperate measures in search of better lives abroad.