Qatar 2022 | If Msakni takes the lead, Tunisian dark horses could storm the castle
Dangerous Carthage Eagles’ forward line will need to fire if they are to go beyond World Cup group stage for the first time.
19 October 2022 - 21:25
African giants Tunisia, who South African football followers will be familiar with as Afcon 1996 runners-up, will be relying on star forward and captain Youssef Msakni to progress past Group D in which they will face reigning champions France, Australia and Denmark...
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