Tunisia vs France, November 30: Head-to-Head Statistics, Line-ups, Prediction for the 2022 World Cup Match

As the group stage of the World Cup comes to the deciding fixtures, teams who are yet to confirm their place in the last 16 will have one last shot at doing so or risk bowing out of the tournament. For Group D members, France who have booked a place in the next phase, have Tunisia whose hope of qualifying is hanging on a thread, to contend with. The match which is scheduled for Wednesday 30th November at the Education City Stadium is the third out of the eight simultaneous fixtures of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

The enthusiasm shown by both countries is inversely proportional to the countdown toward this fixture. When the time is right French residents will be glued to beIN SPORTS CONNECT, TF1 Live, Molotov, TF1, and beIN Sports 1 to catch all the action.

Tunisians can cheer their team from the broadcasting rights owner of the World cup, BeIN Sports MENA.

Australian can feel all the goals and misses from SBS and SBS on demand.

• FIFA Ranking: 30th
• Last five Matches: WWLDL

Tunisia's hope of progressing to the next phase of the world cup suffered a huge blow after Mitch Duke of the Australian side powered in a sublime header from Craig Goodwins 23rd minute left-wing cross to beat Aymen Dahmen, the Tunisian national team goalkeeper. Having managed a goalless draw with Denmark in the opening fixtures, a defeat was not in the options for the Carthage Eagles if they fancy any chance of qualifying. France's victory over Denmark much later in the day may just have made or marred their chances of a second-spot qualification. Only time will tell if Jalel Kadris' men will be able to overcome the hurdle that their third fixture against the French side poses.

( 3 - 4 - 2 - 1) A. Dahmen, D. Bronn, Y. Meriah, M. Talbi, M. Drager, E. Skhiri, A. Laidouni, A. Abdi, N. Sliti, Y. Msakni, I. Jebali 

• FIFA Ranking: 4th;
• Last five Matches: LWLWW;

It was Kylian Mbappe who stole the show at their second match of the Didier Deschamps side. The want-away Paris Saint Germains forward gave an extraordinary performance against Denmark and got two goals to his name to make Les Blues the first side to confirm a place in the round of 16 in Qatar. Andreas Christensen's header had earlier canceled Mbappe's 61st-minute opener before the combination of Atletico Madrid's Griezmann had combined perfectly with the decisive Mbappe to send France to the round of 16 in the 86th minute. Their game against Tunisia will be seen by many as a quest for confirmation of the top spot position in Group D.

( 4 - 2 - 3 - 1) H. Lloris, J. Kounde, R. Varane, D. Upamecano, T. Hernandez, A. Tchouameni, A. Rabiot, K. Coman, Y. Fofana, K. Mbappe, O. Giroud. 

Our first pick of the encounter is an outright win for Les Bleus as they have the ranking, manpower, and experience to compound Tunisia's woes. A straight victory for France sells at 1.58 odds on the renowned 1xBet bookmaker.

Didier Deschamp will surely opt for a squad rotation to give some other players a chance to feature in the tournament and perhaps give key stars a chance to rest and recover for the task ahead. This in turn might affect the total number of goals which directs our second prediction of the game to an Under 3.5 bet at Betway Sportsbook at 1.28 odds. 

Tunisia in a fight for a spot in a second round would give it all against France and as such, a goal or two will not be surprising against the French side. A BTTS ( Both Teams To Score) bet at 2.05 odds is up for grabs at Bet365 sportsbook from our expert team.