Sweden Thrash Tunisia 5-1

Sweden, Tunisia and World Cup

Sweden thrash Tunisia to lead, group standings and goals

Sweden took advantage of Tunisia’s mistakes to cruise to a 5-1 win, the second-biggest blowout of the FIFA World Cup so far.

NewsBytes · 22h

FIFA World Cup: Sweden thrash Tunisia 5-1 to kick-start campaign

Emirates 24/7 · 21h

Sweden thrash Tunisia 5-1 to top World Cup Group F

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Mixed feelings for Swede Ayari after wonder goals against father's Tunisia

Sweden's 5-1 World Cup Group F win over Tunisia in Monterrey provoked mixed feelings for midfielder Yasin Ayari, who scored two superb goals for the Swedes against the country where his father was bo...

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Tunisia sack manager Sabri Lamouchi after one World Cup game

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World Cup latest: Tunisia sack head coach Sabri Lamouchi after losing opening match with heavy defeat to Sweden

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Sweden's Yasin Ayari Shows Respect For Father's Native Country After Goal Against Tunisia

In the final seconds, Ayari scored a second goal with a long-range shot to the left corner.

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Yasin Ayari leads Sweden's rout of father's native Tunisia

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Sweden smash five past Tunisia in FIFA World Cup 2026 opener

SportsGrid on MSN

Ayari’s double powers Sweden to dominant 5-1 victory over Tunisia in World Cup opener

MONTERREY, Mexico — Sweden announced itself as a serious contender in Group F of the FIFA World Cup with a commanding 5-1 victory over Tunisia on Sunday, led by a two-goal performance from Brighton midfielder Yasin Ayari and a standout display from star striker Alexander Isak.

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Sweden coach Potter hails attacking chemistry after 5-1 win over Tunisia

Sweden coach Graham Potter praised the chemistry between forwards Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres after they tore Tunisia's defence to shreds in a 5-1 victory ‌in their World Cup opener on Sunday.

The Financial Express

FIFA World Cup Day 4: Germany thrash Curacao 7-1, Sweden dismantle Tunisia 5-1; Japan, Ivory Coast shine

Day 4 of the FIFA World Cup 2026 delivered another reminder of the tournament's unpredictability, with heavyweight contenders making statements, underdogs pushing established powers to the limit and late drama reshaping the early group-stage picture.