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Tunisia vs France 1-0 – World Cup 2022: As it happened

All the updates from the FIFA World Cup 2022 match between France and Tunisia at Education City Stadium.

By Eshlin Aravinda Vedan, David Child, Nils Adler and Elizabeth Melimopoulos

Published On 30 Nov 202230 Nov 2022

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This blog is closed, thanks for joining us. These were the updates on the France vs Tunisia World Cup 2022 match on Wednesday, November 30.

  • France XI: Mandanda; Disasi, Varane (Mbappe, 64′), Konate, Camavinga, Guendouzi (Dembele, 79′), Tchouameni, Fofana (Griezmann, 72′), Veretout (Rabiot, 64′), Kolo Muani, Coman (Saliba, 64′).
  • Tunisia XI: Dahmen, Ghandri, Talbi, Meriah, Kechrida, Maaloul, Skhiri, Laidouni, Slimane (Abdi, 83′), Romdhane (Chaaleli, 74′), Khazri (Jebali, 60′).
  • Wednesday’s Group D took place at the Education City Stadium in Al Rayyan, Qatar.
  • FIFA rankings: France (4), Tunisia (30).
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    30 Nov 2022 - 17:30
     (17:30 GMT)

    That’s a wrap

    Thanks for joining us for this thrilling game as Tunisia stunned two-time world champions France.

    You can read our match report here.

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    30 Nov 2022 - 17:30
     (17:30 GMT)

    Victory over France is a memorable consolation for Tunisia fans

    By Anca Ulea

    Café El Emir’s terrace had emptied out after France scored, but the few fans who remained exploded into cries of joy when the goal was disallowed, hooting and hollering and jumping about.

    Chants of “On a gagné!” (We won!) filled the air.

    “It’s a historic victory, even if it’s a bit bittersweet because we’re not moving forward,” said Tunisian fan Chakib Ellili. “Tunisia has had a tough 10 years since the revolution. Football gives us hope.”

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    30 Nov 2022 - 17:20
     (17:20 GMT)

    France World Cup journey continues, a new era awaits Tunisia

    France advance as Group D winners. While they lost today, there is little doubt that the wholesale changes made to their squad at the start of the game played their part.

    Les Bleus remain one of the favourites and strongest teams in the World Cup.

    Tunisia’s World Cup campaign may have ended in frustration, but there are plenty of positives that they can take out from this campaign. They can bow out with their heads held high and use the experience in order to build for the future.

    Tunisian football hero Whabi Khazri, 31, got the goal today and it remains to be seen if he will be part of his nation’s build-up towards qualification for the 2026 World Cup in North America or if father time will call.

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    30 Nov 2022 - 17:10
     (17:10 GMT)

    Victory turns to sadness for some Tunisian fans

    With a bit of luck on their side, Jalel Kadri’s side could have advanced to the last 16.

    Some fans are in tears. They played impressively in their 0-0 opening game against Denmark and now in their 1-0 win over France. It was the 1-0 defeat against Australia which ultimately let them down.

    Al Jazeera
    Tunisia vs France, Group D, FIFA World Cup 2022, November 30, at Education City Stadium [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
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    30 Nov 2022 - 17:09
     (17:09 GMT)

    Here’s how Group D looks after the final results. France go through as group winners with Australia joining them in the knockout phase.

    Group D

     

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 17:06
     (17:06 GMT)

    A World Cup shock

    France still go through but this is a moment that the Tunisian footballers and fans will remember for the rest of their lives.

    It gives the North Africans something to cheer about even though they bow out of the competition.

    In the 92-year history of the World Cup, the tournament has featured some great shocks. Tunisia beating France will join the list.

    The biggest shocks ever witnessed at the football World Cup

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 17:02
     (17:02 GMT)

    Full-time

    Tunisia have held on to record an against-the-odds 1-0 win after Griezmann’s equaliser was ruled out.

    The Eagles of Carthage will not progress to the last 16 due to Australia’s victory over Denmark in Group D’s other final fixture, but will take solace from this upset against the 2018 champions.

    Tunisia 1-0 France

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    30 Nov 2022 - 17:01
     (17:01 GMT)

    VAR to the rescue

    The referee is the most popular person in the stadium. Unbelievable.

    The Tunisian fans are clapping him. They were whistling him earlier.

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 17:00
     (17:00 GMT)

    Goal disallowed

    Griezmann celebrated, but it will mean nothing as VAR disallowed the goal. Tunisia will all but certainly claim a memorable win.

    Al Jazeera
    Tunisia vs France, Group D, FIFA World Cup 2022, November 30, at Education City Stadium [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
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  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:59
     (16:59 GMT)

    Griezmann goal ruled out following VAR review

    Huge drama as Kiwi referee Matthew Conger overturns Griezmann’s last-minute equaliser, with the Frenchman adjudged to have been offside following a VAR review.

    90+8 mins: Tunisia 1-0 France

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:57
     (16:57 GMT)

    Tunisia are out of the World Cup

    Australia have beaten Denmark 1-0.

    To add further heartbreak to Tunisian fans, France have also drawn level. Double dismay for Tunisia.

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:56
     (16:56 GMT)

    GOAL

    Griezmann draws France level at the death. The Athletico Madrid man volleys home from 10 yards (nine metres).

    98 mins: Tunisia 1-1 France

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:55
     (16:55 GMT)

    Tension in Paris

    By Anca Ulea

    These final minutes are tense for Tunisian fans. Some of the spectators at Cafe el Emir in Paris are watching the Australia-Denmark game on their phones. There’s a lot of screaming and jumping.

    “Mbappé is dangerous,” one fan tells me.

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    30 Nov 2022 - 16:54
     (16:54 GMT)

    France find no joy in hunt for equaliser

    France are shifting the ball from side to side as they probe for a goal to draw the contest level.

    Mbappe picks up the ball on the edge of the Tunisian box but sends a cross drifting harmlessly out behind the goal. An upset is well and truly on the cards here.

    95 mins: Tunisia 1-0 France

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:52
     (16:52 GMT)

    Mbappe fires free-kick straight at Tunisian wall

    France win a free-kick on the edge of the Tunisian box, but Mbappe fires the set piece straight at Tunisia’s wall.

    90+2 mins: Tunisia 1-0 France

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:51
     (16:51 GMT)

    8 minutes of added time

    Eight minutes added on after Muani fires at goal from distance following a neat bit of interplay from the French.

    Dahmen does well and turns his effort behind for a corner.

    90 mins: Tunisia 1-0 France

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:50
     (16:50 GMT)

    Mbappe’s cameo has been menacing

    Mbappe has looked solid since coming on, teasing the Tunisian defenders. Had he been on earlier than the 63rd minute, France might not be trailing.

    Al Jazeera
    Tunisia vs France, Group D, FIFA World Cup 2022, November 30, at Education City Stadium [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
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    30 Nov 2022 - 16:49
     (16:49 GMT)

    Mbappe brilliance forces Dahmen save

    A flash of brilliance from Mbappe who works his way through Tunisia’s defence before firing off a shot from the left side of the box but Dahmen keeps the ball out.

    88 mins: Tunisia 1-0 France

     

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:47
     (16:47 GMT)

    Tunisian fans are not cheering as loudly as before

    Perhaps they know the score of the other match. Whatever happens in the other group game, this will be a memorable win for the Carthage Eagles if the score remains.

  • live-orange
    30 Nov 2022 - 16:46
     (16:46 GMT)

    Dembele fumbles as France falter

    Dembele receives the ball high on the right flank from a cross-field pass but fails to get it under control and knocks it straight out for a Tunisia goal kick.

    It’s not happening for the 2018 champions at the moment, despite all their attacking intent.

    86 mins: Tunisia 1-0 France

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