Tunisia vs Australia 0:1. Match details

Tunisia hosted Australia at the Al Janoub Stadium. M. Duke drop first goal at 23 minute of the match.

Goalscorers:

• M.Duke at 23 minute (0 : 1) (Australia)

Line-ups:

Tunisia Aymen Dahmen (rating 6.5) Dylan Bronn (rating 6.2) Yassine Meriah (rating 7) Montassar Talbi (rating 7.2) Mohamed Dräger (rating 6.9) Ellyes Skhiri (rating 7) Aissa Laïdouni (rating 6.6) Ali Abdi (rating 6.2) Naïm Sliti (rating 7) Youssef Msakni (rating 6.9) Issam Jebali (rating 6.6)

Australia Mathew Ryan (rating 7.9) Fran Karačić (rating 7.2) Harry Souttar (rating 7.6) Kye Rowles (rating 7.2) Aziz Behich (rating 6.9) Jackson Irvine (rating 6.9) Aaron Mooy (rating 7.3) Riley McGree (rating 6.7) Mathew Leckie (rating 6) Mitchell Duke (rating 7.6) Craig Goodwin (rating 7.2)

Substitutions:

Tunisia F. Sassi (M. Drager, 46) W. Khazri (A. Laidouni, 67) T. Y. Khenissi (I. Jebali, 73) W. Kechrida (D. Bronn, 73)

Australia J. Maclaren (M. Duke, 64) A. Hrustic (R. McGree, 64) M. Degenek (F. Karacic, 75) K. Baccus (M. Leckie, 85) A. Mabil (C. Goodwin, 85)

Ball possession:

• Tunisia — 58%
• Australia — 42%

In total two teams made 22 shots on target and shot 6 on goal:

• Tunisia: 13 shots on target, 4 on goal. The most active in terms of the number of shots was — Youssef Msakni.
• Australia: 9 shots on target, 2 on goal. Best in hits on goal – Mitchell Duke.

Passes:

Best players for each teams with pass accuracy:

• Yassine Meriah (Tunisia) — pass accuracy 78%, total passes 80
• Aaron Mooy (Australia) — pass accuracy 69%, total passes 49

Who made the most key passes from each teams:

• Naïm Sliti (Tunisia) — 2 key passes
• Craig Goodwin (Australia) — 2 key passes

Defense:

• Intercepts. Number of interceptions for Tunisia — 8 (leader — Ali Abdi, 3). Australia — 10 (Kye Rowles has the most, 4).
• Ball tackles. Tunisia — 2 (Aissa Laïdouni, 1). Australia — 5 (Harry Souttar — 3).

Face-to-face:

By the number of face-to-face fights for ball the leaders in the teams are:

• Montassar Talbi, Tunisia (8)
• Mitchell Duke, Australia (9)

Fouls:

Yellow cards:

• A. Laidouni (Tunisia) at 26 minute
• A. Abdi (Tunisia) at 64 minute
• F. Sassi (Tunisia) at 90 minute

The last five games (including this match):

• Tunisia –
• Australia –

Top 5 World Cup scorers:

1. Boulaye Dia (3, Senegal)
2. Mohammed Muntari (3, Qatar)
3. Enner Valencia (3, Ecuador)
4. Ahmadou Bamba Dieng (3, Senegal)
5. Famara Diédhiou (3, Senegal)

Next games:

• Tunisia will play with France. November 30, on Education City Stadium.
• Australia will play with Denmark. November 30, on Al Janoub Stadium.