Tunisia national football team

Eagles of Carthage · UNAF · Elo 1583 (13th in Africa)

683Matches
43.3%Win rate
1AFCON titles
22AFCON appearances
7World Cups
88thWorld Elo

About the Tunisia national team

The Tunisia national football team (Eagles of Carthage) represents Tunisia in men's international football and competes in CAF's North African (UNAF) region.

In total, Tunisia have played 683 recorded internationals since 1957: 296 wins (43.3%), 191 draws and 196 defeats, with 979 goals scored and 705 conceded.

Tunisia have won the Africa Cup of Nations once (2004).

They have qualified for the FIFA World Cup 7 times (1978, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2018, 2022 and 2026).

Our Elo rating puts Tunisia on 1583 points: 13th in Africa and 88th in the world. Their highest rating (1811) came in 2023.

Francileudo Santos is the leading scorer in our match records with 18 goals for Tunisia.

296 wins191 draws196 defeats

Next matches

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Recent results

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DateOpponentScoreCompetitionVenue
28 Sep 2026 D Botswana 2–2 AFCON Qualification H · Radès
24 Sep 2026 D Uganda 1–1 AFCON Qualification H · Radès
25 Jun 2026 L Netherlands 1–3 FIFA World Cup N · Kansas City
20 Jun 2026 L Japan 0–4 FIFA World Cup N · Guadalupe
14 Jun 2026 L Sweden 1–5 FIFA World Cup N · Guadalupe
6 Jun 2026 L Belgium 0–5 International Friendly A · Brussels
1 Jun 2026 L Austria 0–1 International Friendly A · Vienna
31 Mar 2026 D Canada 0–0 International Friendly A · Toronto
28 Mar 2026 W Haiti 1–0 International Friendly N · Toronto
3 Jan 2026 L Mali 1–1p Africa Cup of Nations N · Casablanca
30 Dec 2025 D Tanzania 1–1 Africa Cup of Nations N · Rabat
27 Dec 2025 L Nigeria 2–3 Africa Cup of Nations N · Fez

Key facts

At home
177W 76D 48L (59% wins)
Away
58W 64D 95L (27% wins)
Neutral venues
61W 51D 53L (37% wins)
Goals per match
1.43 scored, 1.03 conceded
Clean sheets
264 (39%)
Failed to score
203 matches (30%)
Most common score
1–1 (78 times)
vs Europe
15W 27D 40L
vs Asia
32W 12D 18L
vs South America
1W 4D 5L
vs North America
5W 2D 0L
vs Oceania
1W 1D 1L
Best decade
2020s (51% wins)
First recorded match
Tunisia 4–2 Libya (1957)

Where Tunisian players were born

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ZimbabweZambiaYemenUzbekistanUnited Arab EmiratesUgandaTurkmenistanTurkeyTunisiaTogoTanzaniaSyriaeSwatiniS. SudanSudanSpainSouth AfricaSomaliaSierra LeoneSeychellesSenegalSaudi ArabiaSão Tomé and PrincipeRwandaQatarPortugalPakistanOmanNigeriaNigerNamibiaMozambiqueMoroccoW. SaharaMauritiusMauritaniaMaltaMaliMalawiMadagascarLibyaLiberiaLesothoLebanonKuwaitKenyaJordanItalyIsraelPalestineIraqIranGuinea-BissauGuineaGreeceGhanaGambiaGabonFranceEthiopiaEritreaEq. GuineaEgyptDjiboutiCyprusCôte d'IvoireDem. Rep. CongoCongoComorosChadCentral African Rep.Cabo VerdeCameroonBurundiBurkina FasoBotswanaBeninBahrainAngolaAlgeriaAfghanistanAryanah: 19Bargou: 1Ben Arous: 3Ben Gardane: 3Beni Hassen: 2Bizerte: 27Béja: 16Dahmani: 2Djerba: 3El Battan: 1El Kef: 5El Menzah: 1Erriadh: 1Ezzahra: 1Gabès: 10Gafsa: 7Ghar el-Melh: 1Ghardimaou: 2Grombalia: 3Hammam-Lif: 4Jendouba: 2Jilma: 3Kairouan: 17Kalaat es Senam: 1Kasserine: 2Kebili: 3Kerkennah: 1Korba: 3Ksar Hellal: 3La Goulette: 2La Marsa: 8Le Bardo: 5Le Kram: 4M'saken: 4Mahdia: 3Majaz al Bab: 3Maktar: 1Manouba: 3Mareth: 2Medenine: 2Medina: 1Menzel Bourguiba: 1Menzel Bouzelfa: 2Menzel Jemil: 1Menzel Kamel: 1Mezzouna: 1Moknine: 2Monastir: 17Mégrine: 3Nafta: 1Oudhref: 1Ouerdanin: 1Oueslatia: 1Radès: 3Ras Jebel: 1Remla: 1Sfax: 53Sfax Governorate: 1Sidi Bouzid: 1Siliana: 3Soliman: 2Sousse: 51Tataouine: 4Tazerka: 1Tebourba: 2Tripoli: 1Tunis: 184Tunisia: 102Zarzis: 10

Each dot is a birthplace; bigger dots mean more players. Players born outside Africa are on the born abroad page.

Active Tunisian internationals

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PlayerPositionClubCapsGoals
Ferjani SassiMidfielder Al-Gharafa SC949
Ellyes SkhiriMidfielder 1. FC Köln864
Aymen AbdennourDefender Rodez AF––
Hannibal MejbriMidfielder Manchester United F.C.––
Fakhreddine Ben YoussefWing half Stade Tunisien476
Naïm SlitiMidfielder Al Ahli SC4511
Aïssa LaïdouniDefender Al-Wakrah Sports Club522
Montassar TalbiDefender F.C. Lorient674
Anis Ben SlimaneMidfielder Brøndby IF––
Ali AbdiFull-back OGC Nice497
Omar RekikCentre-back NK Maribor30
Mouez HassenGoalkeeper Cercle Brugge K.S.V.––
Issam JebaliMidfielder Gamba Osaka82
Bassem SrarfiMidfielder S.V. Zulte Waregem––
Aymen DahmenGoalkeeper CS Sfaxien30
Nader GhandriMidfielder Club Africain80
Hamza YounésForward Athlitiki Enosi Larissa F.C.110
Mortadha Ben OuanesDefender Kasımpaşa S.K.100
Hamza MathlouthiDefender Zamalek SC361
Hamza RafiaMidfielder Espérance Sportive de Tunis374
Sebastian TounektiMidfielder Celtic F.C.40
Bechir Ben SaïdGoalkeeper US Monastir90
Mohamed Ali Ben RomdhaneMidfielder Ferencvárosi TC392
Seifeddine JaziriForward Zamalek SC4411
Yoann TouzgharForward A.C. Ajaccio61
Wajdi KechridaMidfielder Al-Gharafa SC200
Khalil AyariRight winger Paris Saint-Germain FC10
Mootez ZaddemMidfielder Espérance Sportive de Tunis20
Saad BguirMidfielder Abha205
Iheb MbarkiDefender Wadi Degla SC10

Players with an open club spell and a senior cap on record; not an official squad list.

Top scorers

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Record by competition

CompetitionPWDLGFGATitlesYears
World Cup Qualification122713120214861960–2025
AFCON Qualification107562823169841961–2026
Africa Cup of Nations8626322810610111962–2026
FIFA World Cup21351316381978–2026
Arab Cup1693427131963–2025
Palestine Cup87102341973–1975
African Friendship Games64111241963–1963
Malta International Tournament50234101988–1994
LG Cup4310811997–2006
All-African Games4004181987–1987
FIFA Confederations Cup3102352005–2005
Kuneitra Cup3201541974–1974

Notable Tunisian players

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Frequently asked questions

What is the nickname of the Tunisia national team?

Tunisia are nicknamed the Eagles of Carthage.

How many times have Tunisia won AFCON?

Tunisia have won the Africa Cup of Nations 1 time (2004).

Have Tunisia played at the World Cup?

Yes, Tunisia have played at 7 World Cups (1978, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2018, 2022 and 2026).

Who is the top scorer for Tunisia?

In our match database, Francileudo Santos leads with 18 goals. Goal data is most complete for tournament matches.

What is the biggest win in Tunisia history?

Tunisia 8–1 Djibouti on 12 June 2015 (AFCON Qualification).