Tunisia makes World Cup history
The Tunisian national team achieved an unprecedented negative record in Africa's World Cup history, lasting 52 years, after losing 4-0 to Japan in the second round of the group stage at the 2026 World Cup. They became the first African team to concede nine goals in their first two matches since Zaire in 1974, and the first team to lose their first two games by a four-goal margin since Greece in 1994. On the other hand, Japan became the first Asian team to secure a victory by four goals at any stage of the World Cup.
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