Tunisia Chases Arab Cup Glory as Syria Promises a Dogged Test

Tunisia eyes Arab Cup glory

Tunisia's head coach Sami Trabelsi said the Carthage Eagles are chasing the title as they prepare to face Syria in the Arab Cup opener in Qatar.

The teams sit in Group A alongside host Qatar and Palestine.

The goal is to compete and win the title, and Syria brings a talented squad known for its fighting spirit; Tunisia looks forward to strong backing from the fans.

Ferjani Sassi stressed the team's determination to deliver a great tournament and to show the level that reflects well on Tunisian football, counting on strong fan support to make them happy.

Syria's coach Jose Lana said the team is in good form and pleased with the positive mood in the squad.

Trabelsi added that Tunisia has a good chance to face a new and different opponent and noted a large group of young players who aspire to represent the national team at its best; they have solid potential and need more experience.

Mohammad Halaq of Syria commented that the Tunisia match will be tough and that Tunisia has been strong lately; both teams are ready for the game and the tournament, and they hope to please the Syrian fans.

Punchline 1: If glory were a playlist, Tunisia would be on repeat. Punchline 2: If luck falters, at least the fans’ chants will stay catchy.