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1st Half2:1+(4′)
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Goal! Sweden leads 5-1 against Tunisia. Yasin Ayari scores for Sweden with a right-footed shot from outside the box into the bottom left corner, assisted by Lucas Bergvall.

Firas Chaouat of Tunisia is caught offside.

Foul committed by Ali Abdi of Tunisia.

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2nd half

90’

Goal!

Foul committed by Ali Abdi of Tunisia.

90’

Gustaf Lagerbielke from Sweden is awarded a free kick in the defensive half.

90’

Elias Achouri from Tunisia has a right-footed shot from outside the box, but it is saved by Kristoffer Nordfeldt in the top center of the goal.

90’

Elias Achouri from Tunisia is awarded a free kick on the right wing.

90’

Victor Lindelöf commits a foul for Sweden.

90’

Substitution for Sweden: Daniel Svensson comes on for Alexander Bernhardsson.

90’

The fourth official has indicated that there will be 6 minutes of added time.

90’

Attempt blocked. Lucas Bergvall's right-footed shot from the center of the box is blocked. Viktor Gyökeres provided the assist.

90’

Corner awarded to Sweden after a concession by Mohamed Amine Ben Hmida.

90’

Substitution for Sweden: Anthony Elanga comes on for Alexander Isak.

90’

Firas Chaouat is caught offside for Tunisia.

90’

Attempt saved. Alexander Isak's right-footed shot from the center of the box is saved in the bottom right corner by Abdelmouhib Chamakh. The shot was assisted by Viktor Gyökeres.

88’

VAR decision confirms a goal for Sweden, making it 4-1 against Tunisia. Mattias Svanberg is the scorer.

88’

Goal! Sweden lead Tunisia 4-1. Mattias Svanberg scores for Sweden with a right-footed shot from the center of the box into the center of the goal, assisted by Alexander Isak after a set piece. The goal is awarded following a VAR review.

86’

Substitution for Tunisia: Firas Chaouat comes on for Anis Ben Slimane.

84’

Goal!

Substitution for Sweden: Mattias Svanberg comes on for Jesper Karlström.

84’

Foul committed by Ali Abdi of Tunisia.

84’

Alexander Bernhardsson from Sweden is awarded a free kick on the right wing.

83’

Substitution for Tunisia: Ismaël Gharbi comes on for Rani Khedira.

83’

Elias Achouri is caught offside for Tunisia.

83’

Isak Hien from Sweden commits a handball.

78’

Corner awarded to Sweden after a concession by Hadj Mahmoud.

77’

Hannibal Mejbri from Tunisia wins a free kick in the defensive half.

76’

Foul committed by Lucas Bergvall of Sweden.

75’

Foul committed by Sebastian Tounekti of Tunisia.

75’

Isak Hien from Sweden wins a free kick in the defensive half.

73’

Substitution for Tunisia: Elias Achouri comes on for Ellyes Skhiri.

73’

Substitution for Tunisia: Sebastian Tounekti comes on for Elias Saad.

72’

Substitution for Tunisia: Hadj Mahmoud comes on for Yan Valery.

72’

Delay is over, and they are ready to continue.

72’

The match is currently paused for a drinks break.

71’

Alexander Isak's right-footed shot from the center of the box is blocked. Viktor Gyökeres provided the assist.

69’

Attempt missed. Viktor Gyökeres from Sweden takes a right-footed shot from the right side of the box, but it goes high and wide to the right. Gustaf Lagerbielke provided the assist.

68’

Anis Ben Slimane of Tunisia is caught offside.

66’

Substitution for Sweden: Elliot Stroud comes on for Gabriel Gudmundsson due to an injury.

66’

Substitution for Sweden: Lucas Bergvall comes on for Benjamin Nygren.

65’

Delay is over, and they are ready to continue.

65’

The match is delayed due to an injury to Gabriel Gudmundsson from Sweden.

65’

Victor Lindelöf commits a foul for Sweden.

64’

Hannibal Mejbri from Tunisia is awarded a free kick in the attacking half.

63’

Corner awarded to Tunisia after a concession by Gabriel Gudmundsson.

63’

Goal! Sweden leads 3-1 against Tunisia as Viktor Gyökeres scores with a right-footed shot from the center of the box into the bottom left corner, assisted by Alexander Isak.

62’

Gabriel Gudmundsson of Sweden is awarded a free kick in the defensive half.

59’

Goal!

Foul committed by Yan Valery of Tunisia.

58’

Montassar Talbi from Tunisia misses a header from the center of the box, sending it to the left. Hannibal Mejbri provided the assist with a cross following a corner.

58’

Offside for Sweden. Alexander Isak is caught offside.

56’

Corner awarded to Tunisia after Isak Hien concedes.

56’

Offside called against Sweden. Alexander Isak is caught offside.

55’

Rani Khedira from Tunisia receives a yellow card for a foul.

54’

Viktor Gyökeres from Sweden has a right-footed shot from outside the box, but it is blocked. Jesper Karlström provided the assist.

54’

Attempt missed. Hannibal Mejbri from Tunisia takes a right-footed shot from outside the box, but it goes too high from a direct free kick.

53’

Foul committed by Alexander Isak of Sweden.

52’

Mohamed Amine Ben Hmida from Tunisia is awarded a free kick in the defensive half.

51’

Foul committed by Jesper Karlström of Sweden.

51’

Elias Saad from Tunisia wins a free kick in the attacking half.

51’

Offside called against Sweden. Alexander Isak is caught offside.

51’

Foul committed by Yan Valery of Tunisia.

50’

Gabriel Gudmundsson from Sweden is awarded a free kick in the defensive half.

48’

The second half begins with the score at Sweden 2, Tunisia 1.

48’

The fourth official has indicated there will be 4 minutes of added time.

46’

Alexander Bernhardsson from Sweden wins a free kick on the right wing.

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45’

Goal! Tunisia scores to make it 2-1 against Sweden. Omar Rekik heads the ball from the center of the box into the bottom left corner, assisted by Hannibal Mejbri's cross.

45’

Foul committed by Benjamin Nygren of Sweden.

45’

Hannibal Mejbri of Tunisia is awarded a free kick on the left wing.

43’

Goal!

Sweden is awarded a corner after Mohamed Amine Ben Hmida concedes.

41’

Sweden is awarded a corner after Ali Abdi concedes.

41’

Attempt missed. Victor Lindelöf's header from the center of the box goes high and wide to the right. Benjamin Nygren provided the assist with a cross after a corner.

36’

Elias Saad is caught offside for Tunisia.

33’

Rani Khedira's right-footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Anis Ben Slimane provided the assist.

33’

Goal! Sweden leads 2-0 against Tunisia. Alexander Isak scores for Sweden with a right-footed shot from outside the box into the bottom right corner, assisted by Viktor Gyökeres after a fast break.

32’

Delay is over, and they are ready to continue.

31’

The match is currently delayed for a drinks break.

30’

Goal!

Gabriel Gudmundsson commits a foul for Sweden.

26’

Elias Saad from Tunisia is awarded a free kick in the defensive half.

22’

Elias Saad from Tunisia misses the attempt with a right-footed shot from outside the box that goes too high. Hannibal Mejbri provided the assist.

22’

Foul committed by Yasin Ayari of Sweden.

22’

Omar Rekik wins a free kick for Tunisia in the defensive half.

18’

Anis Ben Slimane is caught offside for Tunisia.

16’

Yasin Ayari from Sweden is awarded a free kick in the defensive half.

16’

Rani Khedira commits a foul for Tunisia.

13’

Gabriel Gudmundsson from Sweden commits a handball.

11’

Goal! Sweden leads Tunisia 1-0 after Yasin Ayari scores with a right-footed shot from outside the box into the top right corner.

11’

Viktor Gyökeres from Sweden has a left-footed shot from the center of the box, but it is blocked.

10’

Delay is over, and they are ready to continue.

7’

Delay in the match in Sweden.

7’

Goal!

Attempt missed. Viktor Gyökeres from Sweden takes a right-footed shot from the center of the box, but it goes high and wide to the right. He was assisted by Yasin Ayari after a quick break.

6’

Gabriel Gudmundsson of Sweden is awarded a free kick in the defensive half.

6’

Foul committed by Yan Valery of Tunisia.

5’

First half begins.

3’

First half ends with Sweden leading 2-1 against Tunisia.

3’

The second half ends with Sweden leading Tunisia 5-1.

1’

The match ends with Sweden winning 5-1 against Tunisia.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • When is the Sweden vs Tunisia match?

    The Sweden vs Tunisia match is scheduled for 2026-06-15 at 02:00 UTC.
  • What competition is Sweden vs Tunisia part of?

    Sweden vs Tunisia is part of the Group Stage Group F World Cup.
  • What was the last result between Sweden and Tunisia?

    The last match between Tunisia and Sweden ended 5:1
  • What are the Starting Lineups for Sweden vs Tunisia?

    Starting Lineups: Sweden - 3-1-4-2 (Gustaf Lagerbielke, Victor Lindelof, Isak Hien, Gabriel Gudmundsson, Alexander Isak, Benjamin Nygren, Jesper Karlstrom, Viktor Gyokeres, Yasin Ayari, Alexander Bernhardsson, Kristoffer Nordfeldt, Jacob Widell Zetterstrom, Viktor Johansson, Hjalmar Ekdal, Eric Smith, Carl Starfelt, Daniel Svensson, Herman Johansson, Elliot Stroud, Lucas Bergvall, Ken Sema, Mattias Svanberg, Besfort Zeneli, Taha Ali, Anthony Elanga, Gustaf Nilsson) vs Tunisia - 5-3-2 (Abdelmouhib Chamakh, Ali Abdi, Montassar Talbi, Omar Rekik, Hannibal, Rani Khedira, Ellyes Skhiri, Yan Valery, Anis Slimane, Mohamed Amine Ben Hamida, Elias Saad, Elias Achouri, K. Ayari, Firas Chaouat, Aymen Dahmen, Sabri Ben Hessen, Adem Arous, Dylan Bronn, Moutaz Neffati, Raed Chikhaoui, Mortadha Ben Ouanes, Ismael Gharbi, Mohamed Belhadj Mahmoud, Sebastian Tounekti, Rayan Elloumi, Hazem Mastouri)
  • What is the head-to-head record for the last 10 matches between Sweden and Tunisia?

    In their last 10 meetings, Sweden won 1 games, Tunisia won 0, and 0 matches ended in a draw
  • What stage is Sweden vs Tunisia in?

    Sweden vs Tunisia: Group Stage World Cup
  • What round is Sweden vs Tunisia in?

    Sweden vs Tunisia: round 1
  • What group is Sweden vs Tunisia in?

    Sweden vs Tunisia: group Group F

About

The match between Sweden and Tunisia promises to be an exciting football clash, bringing together two competitive teams ready to battle for victory. Fans can expect an intense game filled with key moments, tactical play, and high-level performance. Sweden will look to use their strengths and home advantage, while Tunisia aims to deliver a strong performance and secure an important result. Both teams are focused on gaining points and improving their position in the standings. This fixture between Sweden vs Tunisia is set to showcase quality football, featuring skilled players, strategic gameplay, and potential turning points that could decide the outcome of the match. Stay updated with live scores, match statistics, lineups, head-to-head analysis, and post-match results for Sweden vs Tunisia. Follow all the latest updates, highlights, and key events from this football match.