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Sweden vs Tunisia

15 Jun · 03:00 Estadio BBVA · FIFA World Cup
Y. Ayari   7', 90 + 6' A. Isak   30' V. Gyökeres   59' M. Svanberg   84'
O. Rekik   43'
  1. Full Time
  2. Y. Ayari
    90 + 6'
  3. D. Svensson on for A. Bernhardsson
    90 + 1'
  4. A. Elanga on for A. Isak
    90'
  5. M. Svanberg Goal awarded
    86'
  6. M. Svanberg on for J. Karlström
    84'
  7. 84'
    F. Chaouat on for A. Ben Slimane
  8. M. Svanberg
    84'
  9. 83'
    I. Gharbi on for R. Khedira
  10. 72'
    H. Mahmoud on for Y. Valery
  11. 72'
    S. Tounekti on for E. Saad
  12. 72'
    E. Achouri on for E. Skhiri
  13. L. Bergvall on for B. Nygren
    65'
  14. E. Stroud on for G. Gudmundsson
    65'
  15. V. Gyökeres
    59'
  16. 54'
    R. Khedira
  17. Half Time
  18. 43'
    O. Rekik
  19. A. Isak
    30'
  20. Y. Ayari
    7'
  21. Kick Off
5
Goals
1
13
Shots
6
7
Shots On Target
2
4
Corners Won
2
0
Yellow Cards
1
0
Red Cards
0
48.7%
Possession
51.3%
1.68
xG
0.45

Match Momentum is not available yet.

Goals
  • 1
    Sweden
    Yasin Ayari
    2
  • 2
    Sweden
    Mattias Svanberg
    1
  • 3
    Tunisia
    Omar Rekik
    1
Shots
  • 1
    Sweden
    Viktor Gyökeres
    5
  • 2
    Sweden
    Alexander Isak
    3
  • 3
    Sweden
    Yasin Ayari
    2
Tackles Won
  • 1
    Sweden
    Yasin Ayari
    3
  • 2
    Tunisia
    Mohamed Amine Ben Hmida
    3
  • 3
    Tunisia
    Hadj Mahmoud
    2
Assists
  • 1
    Sweden
    Alexander Isak
    2
  • 2
    Sweden
    Viktor Gyökeres
    1
  • 3
    Sweden
    Lucas Bergvall
    1
Chances Created
  • 1
    Sweden
    Viktor Gyökeres
    4
  • 2
    Tunisia
    Hannibal Mejbri
    3
  • 3
    Sweden
    Alexander Isak
    2
Passes Completed
  • 1
    Sweden
    Victor Lindelöf
    51
  • 2
    Sweden
    Isak Hien
    48
  • 3
    Tunisia
    Mohamed Amine Ben Hmida
    46
Take Ons Completed
  • 1
    Tunisia
    Yan Valery
    3
  • 2
    Sweden
    Benjamin Nygren
    2
  • 3
    Tunisia
    Hannibal Mejbri
    2
Interceptions
  • 1
    Tunisia
    Ellyes Skhiri
    2
  • 2
    Sweden
    Isak Hien
    1
  • 3
    Sweden
    Yasin Ayari
    1
23
Nordfeldt
03
Lindelöf
04
Hien
02
Lagerbielke
16
Karlström
05
Gudmundsson
21
Bernhardsson
18
Ayari
10
Nygren
09
Isak
17
Gyökeres
25
Ben Slimane
08
Saad
10
Mejbri
17
Skhiri
13
Khedira
02
Abdi
21
Amine Ben Hmida
03
Talbi
04
Rekik
20
Valery
01
Chamakh
Substitutes
25 Gustaf Nilsson 
01 Jacob Widell Zetterström 
22 Besfort Zeneli 
06 Herman Johansson 
19 Mattias Svanberg 
11 Anthony Elanga 
13 Ken Sema 
07 Lucas Bergvall 
20 Eric Smith 
24 Elliot Stroud 
08 Daniel Svensson 
15 Carl Starfelt 
14 Hjalmar Ekdal 
26 Taha Ali 
12 Viktor Johansson 
Substitutes
 Raed Chikhaoui 24
 Firas Chaouat 19
 Mortadha Ben Ouanes 12
 Hazem Mastouri 09
 Ismaël Gharbi 11
 Hadj Mahmoud 15
 Rayan Elloumi 18
 Sabri Ben Hassen 22
 Adem Arous 05
 Moutaz Neffati 23
 Sebastian Tounekti 26
 Aymen Dahmen 16
 Khalil Ayari 14
 Dylan Bronn 06
 Elias Achouri 07

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Sweden made a huge statement as they thrashed Tunisia 5-1 in their opening game at the 2026 World Cup on Monday morning (BST).

Brighton’s Yasin Ayari opened the scoring after just seven minutes with a powerful long-range strike after Tunisia failed to clear efforts from Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres. The two strikers then got to work, each setting up the other for a goal either side of half-time to put the Scandinavians in a commanding position.

Mattias Svanberg put the cherry on top with a late strike just 12 seconds after coming off the bench, a World Cup record. Ayari then added his second brilliant goal from distance with practically the final kick of the game.

Tunisia did manage to pull a goal back just before half-time, with Omar Rekik heading home an excellent cross from Hannibal. However, the North African side were second-best throughout and now have a mountain to climb with the Netherlands and Japan still to play.

Sweden will now prepare to face the Netherlands in Houston, while Tunisia must get a result against Japan in Monterrey, or face the reality of being all but eliminated.

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