Welcome to the hub for everything Tunisia soccer. Whether you follow the local league, track the national team, or just love a good goal from a Tunisian star, you’re in the right place. We’ll break down recent results, key players, and what’s coming up, so you can stay in the loop without digging through endless sites.
The Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 1 has been buzzing this month. Espérance de Tunis secured a 3‑1 win over Club Africain, with striker Youssef Msakni netting two quick goals in the second half. Meanwhile, CS Sfaxien surprised everyone with a 2‑0 away victory against Étoile du Sahel, showing that the league is still wide open.
On the international stage, the Tunisia A' team played a tight friendly against Morocco, ending in a 1‑1 draw. The game highlighted the depth of talent in the country, as several young prospects earned minutes alongside veterans like Saâd Bounoua.
One name you’ll hear a lot is Wahbi Khazri. After a solid season in France, he returned to the national squad and already contributed an assist in the latest World Cup qualifier. His ability to cut inside and shoot with both feet makes him a constant threat.
Another rising star is Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane, a midfielder for US Monastir. At just 21, he’s commanding the midfield with composure and a keen eye for passes that split defenses. Keep an eye on his name when the season’s awards are announced.
If you’re into defensive solidity, look to Mohamed Ben Romdhane (no relation) from Olympique Béja. His tackling stats are among the best in the league, and he’s earned a call‑up for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Beyond individual talent, the coaching scene in Tunisia is evolving. New head coach Jean‑Claude "Mika" M'Bengue at Club Sportif Sfaxien emphasizes high‑pressing tactics, and the early results suggest the team is adapting well.
That’s the quick snapshot of Tunisia soccer right now. Check back often for match recaps, transfer rumors, and deeper analysis of the league’s biggest moments. We’ll keep the updates short, clear, and packed with the facts you actually want. Happy reading, and enjoy the beautiful game in Tunisia!"
An aid flotilla bound for Gaza says a second suspected drone strike hit one of its boats while docked in Tunisia. No injuries were reported. Tunisian authorities dispute the claim and are investigating the incidents. The mission, which includes Greta Thunberg, aims to challenge Israel’s naval blockade and deliver humanitarian supplies.