Tunisia will be at the next World Cup across the Atlantic, like Algeria, Morocco, Egypt and Ghana, other African nations qualified at this time for the major event.
This Monday, the Carthage Eagles concluded their qualifying campaign against Namibia, with a ninth victory in ten outings (for a draw). With a score of 3-0 and with goals from Abdi (28e on penalty), Mejbri (55e) and Sassi (64e).
The Tunisians will therefore have completed these qualifiers undefeated, and without the slightest goal conceded. Only Ivory Coast will be able to say the same depending on its result on Tuesday against Kenya. For comparison, Morocco have conceded two goals in seven matches so far. Egypt also took two in ten matches. And Senegal conceded three goals in nine games.
