Tunisia vs Liberia Prediction & Betting Tips (4 September)

Winner of 5 of the first 6 days without taking a goal, Tunisia, a solid leader of group H with 4 lengths ahead of the 2nd, is very well left to qualify for a third world in a row. The Carthage Eagles also won in Liberia 0-1 at the start of the year before reoffending against Malawi 2-0. The last truce going up at least in June was however the scene of a friendly defeat against Morocco 2-0. The remaining four qualifying matches at the 2026 World Cup will be a kind of CAN preparation for Tunisians, who will start competition in late December. Selection of a much lower standing compared to Tunisia, Liberia ranks virtually 3rd and concedes a delay of 2 points on the 2nd.

The 144th nation in the FIFA ranking is therefore still likely to win its place for the first World Cup in its history. She dropped in front of Tunisia 0-1 in March and caught up by dominating Sao Tomé-et-Principe 2-1. Last of his group behind Algeria, Equatorial Guinea and Togo, Liberia has not qualified for the next CAN. 

Tunisia remains devoid of the old msakni glory (without club, 23 goals in 104 selections) and will also have to do without the Skhiri (Frankfurt, 70 CAPES) and Slimane (Norwich, 38 Sél) circles. Jazziri (Zamalek, 39 sel, 11 achievements), goalscorer in the last victory in this campaign, is also absent. The Solid Meriah (Hope of Tunis, 87 Sél) and Talbi (FC Lorient, 51 Sél) in Central Defense, the lateral Nice Abdi (36 Sél) which has just recovered from an injury, the Laidouni framework (Al-Wakrah, 56 capes) and the winger Achouri (Copenhagen, 2 goals, 20 sel), scorer in the last match, are cut. The first summons of the former Parisian Gharbi (Augsburg) is to be emphasized.

 Liberia's workforce is very young and does not identify any renowned player on the continental scene. The central defender holding Dweh (Viktoria Plzen, 28 Sél) and the striker Andrews (2 Sél), scorer in the last match, are absent from the rally unlike the important environments Oscar (Slavia Prague, 40 Sél) and Kenneh (Tranmere, 15 Capes) who should start in the eleven. The young left lateral Lamomy (20 years, 3 Sél) was double decisive passer during the victory against Sao Tomé-et-Principe.