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Sabri Lamouchi Tunisia head coach 2026
Coaching

Lamouchi Takes the Reins: Tunisia's New Head Coach Amid Fan Backlash

Sabri Lamouchi has been named Tunisia's new head coach, signing with the Carthage Eagles until 2028. The appointment follows Sami Trabelsi's dismissal after the AFCON 2025 exit to Mali on penalties. The decision sparked anger among Tunisian fans due to Lamouchi's past allegiance to France. The coach's European career and his stint with Ivory Coast are highlighted as he prepares to lead Tunisia on the international stage.

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AFCON 2025

After AFCON Exit, Tunisia Faces a Talent Tug-of-War as Canada Recruits a Rising Dual-National

Tunisia’s post-Afcon mood is bleak after a quarterfinal exit in AFCON 2025. The team needs a refresh while World Cup 2026 looms in a tough group. Dual-national talent Ryan Lomi shines as a symbol of broader recruitment challenges, as he receives a Canada call-up, prompting debate back home. Lomi, born in Canada with Tunisian roots, rises with Vancouver Whitecaps, alongside stars like Thomas Müller. The story highlights the push-pull between national loyalties and modern football pathways.

Ibrahim El Kadiri Espérance Tunis De Graafschap
transfer

Espérance Tunis Targets Ibrahim El Kadiri: A Moroccan-Dutch Prodigy on the Winter Radar

Espérance Sportive de Tunis is actively pursuing Ibrahim El Kadiri, a 23-year-old forward from De Graafschap, in the ongoing winter window. Kadiri holds Dutch nationality and Moroccan roots, with a contract running through summer 2026. A De Gelderlander report links the Tunisian club to a potential move this January. The piece also notes that a French club previously attempted to sign him in August and that ADO Den Haag has queried his availability.

Sami Trabelsi after Tunisia's AFCON 2025 exit against Mali
AFCON 2025

Deep Strikes, Deeper Issues: Tunisia’s Coach on AFCON Exit and a Future under Scrutiny

Tunisia's coach, Sami Trabelsi, expresses sorrow after the Africa Cup of Nations exit to Mali on penalties. He acknowledges the tough match and takes responsibility, while rejecting immediate resignation, calling for a broader evaluation of the team. He stresses rational analysis and says the issues go beyond his role. This exit marks Tunisia’s second straight failure to reach the quarterfinals, following 2023 in Cameroon.

Hannibal Majberi post-match interview AFCON 2025 Tunisia Mali
AFCON

Tunisia’s Wake-Up Call: Hannibal Majberi Calls Out the State of Tunisian Football After AFCON Exit

After Tunisia’s dramatic Africa Cup of Nations Round of 16 exit to Mali on penalties, Hannibal Majberi delivered a fiery critique of Tunisian football. He argues the sport in Tunisia is about a decade behind and calls for a total rebuild from the smallest unit to the top. Mali moved on to face Senegal in the quarterfinals following a 1-1 draw and a 3-2 penalty win. The remarks ignite a national debate on development, training, and leadership in Tunisian football. A light touch of humor is added at the end to balance the heat.

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AFCON 2025

Early Blow, Quick Turnaround: Tunisia’s AFCON Knockout Clash With Mali Takes an Unexpected Turn

Tunisia suffered an early injury setback in their Africa Cup of Nations knockout game against Mali in Casablanca. A 10th-minute incident involving Dilan Brun forced him off after a prior yellow card. Yassine Meriah came on for the replacement, as Sami Tarabli shuffled the lineup. The winner will face Senegal in the quarterfinals, while head-to-head stats show a tight history between the North African rivals.

Haidara CAF decision ahead of Mali-Tunisia AFCON 2025
afcon

Red Card, Red Tape: CAF Downgrades Haidara’s Ban Ahead of Mali-Tunisia Duel

CAF has reduced Amadou Haidara’s suspension from two games to one after his red card against Comoros in AFCON 2025. The Mali midfielder will miss the Tunisia match, but the ruling changes the dynamic of the knockout round. The decision comes amid claims of an officiating error and sets up a high-stakes fixture in Casablanca. Ahead of the match, Mali seek to advance while Tunisia hopes to upset the odds in front of a packed stadium.

Hannibal Mejbri Tunisia Mali AFCON 2025
AFCON

Clockwatch, Courage, and the Mali Test: Mejbri Aims to Lead Tunisia Past AFCON Hurdles

Hannibal Mejbri says Tunisia approach the Mali knockout clash in AFCON 2025 with high spirits and focus. After a 1-1 draw with Tanzania, the team knows the knockout stage demands improvement. He stresses teamwork and personal concentration to help Tunisia go far, while joking about the infamous 85th-minute finish in a past encounter. The article ends on a note of unity and belief in a deep run despite the tough task.

Sami Trabelsi Tunisia Mali AFCON 2025 press conference
AFCON 2025

Tunisia's Do-or-Die Moment: Trabelsi pressures a flawless performance against Mali in AFCON 2025

Tunisia's head coach Sami Trabelsi warns of a decisive Round of 16 clash with Mali in AFCON 2025 in Morocco. He concedes the group-stage show wasn't perfect but stresses the team's potential and the need for a sharp attack and solid defense. Tunisia finished second in their group with four points and now must translate their promise into knockout success. The coach also praises Morocco's hosting conditions and rejects the local-vs-foreign coaching debate, underscoring merit and readiness. The winner will advance to the quarters, facing either Senegal or Sudan.

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AFCON 2025

AFCON 2025: Tunisia vs Mali — Your Complete Watch Guide for the Knockout clash

Tunisia faces a tough knockout test against Mali at the Mohammed V Complex in AFCON 2025. Mali reached the knockout stage as group runners-up after three draws, while Tunisia advanced with four points. The match is broadcast on beIN Sports MAX 1 HD with Arabic commentary and can be streamed via TOD or BeIN Connect. This guide covers broadcast channels, online viewing options, and match details, with a dash of light humor to keep you entertained. Expect a tight contest as the winner moves closer to a potential quarterfinal against the Senegal vs Sudan winner.

Ismail Al-Gharbi goal Tunisia AFCON 2025 video
AFCON 2025

Tunisia’s Rising Star Clinches AFCON History with a Pinpoint Penalty

Ismail al-Gharbi, Tunisia’s rising star, opened the scoring against Tanzania from a late first-half penalty, helping his team seize momentum in AFCON 2025. The goal set the tone for a historic night as Tunisia showcases growing strength from the spot. Ali Al-Abdi soon added another penalty against Nigeria, underscoring Tunisia’s evolving confidence. Al-Gharbi, at 21 years old, becomes one of AFCON 2025’s youngest scorers, signaling a new generation for the Carthage Eagles.

Mohamed Ali Ben Ramadan injury AFCON 2025 Tunisia Nigeria
AFCON 2025

Ben Ramadan's Kneecap Dilemma: Tunisia's AFCON 2025 Hopes Hang in the Balance

Tunisia suffers a setback as Mohamed Ali Ben Ramadan, a midfielder for Al Ahly, injures his knee during the Nigeria clash in AFCON 2025. He exits in the 61st minute and is replaced by Sebastian Tounakti. Medical checks on Sunday point to a short rest of three to four days before a potential return. Tunisia now faces Tanzania without their midfield talisman, while still challenging Nigeria for top spot in Group D.

Tunisia-Nigeria AFCON 2025: Talbi and Al-Abdi backline goals
AFCON

Backline Brilliance: Tunisia's AFCON Shock as Nigeria Edges It 3-2

Tunisia battled Nigeria in AFCON 2025 with a historic twist: two Tunisian defenders found the back of the net. Montassar Talbi and Ali Al-Abdi scored, marking the first time Tunisian defenders have both scored in the same AFCON match. Al-Abdi also notched a personal milestone as the first Nice player to score in AFCON since 2012, converting a late penalty. Despite the drama, Tunisia remain on 3 points in Group C, three behind Nigeria.