The Swedish national football team crushed Tunisia in its first match in the 2026 World Cup, with a stormy performance and a high score of 5-1, and, considering the draw between Holland and Japan, it became the sole leader of Group F.
Publish dateMonday 15 June 2026 - 12:13
Story Code : 357917
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Swedish and Tunisia national football teams faced each other in the first week of the 2026 World Cup group stage from Group F, this Monday morning from 06:30 Afghanistan time (05:30 Tehran time) with referee Yael Falcon and at the Monterrey Stadium in Mexico, which ended with a score of 5-1 in favor of Sweden.
First half; The start of the Swedish storm
Sweden took on an aggressive look from the very beginning. The Swedish pressure led to the first goal in the seventh minute. A long pass to the Tunisian penalty area was accompanied by a mistake by the goalkeeper, and the rebound reached Yassin Ayari. The player sent the ball into the top corner of the goal with a spectacular and powerful shot.
In the 30th minute, the star of the Swedish attack doubled the difference. The Swedish counterattack was accompanied by a beautiful solo move by Alexander Isak. After passing his defender, the Swedish striker took a precise shot from behind the penalty area that hit the Tunisian goalkeeper's hand and went into the goal.
Tunisia kept their hopes alive in the 43rd minute. Hannibal Majbari sent the ball to the near post with a precise pass and Omar Rekic headed the ball into the goal with a delicate header to end the first half with a score of 2-1.
Second half; The goals continued
In the 60th minute, a mistake by the Tunisian defense and goalkeeper paved the way for Sweden's third goal. Alexander Isak cautiously took possession of the ball and then passed it to Viktor Ukresh. Ukresh sent the ball into the corner of the goal with a precise ground shot.
In the 84th minute, Sweden scored its fourth goal. Matthias Swanberg had the ball in a questionable position and after a VAR review, his goal was allowed.
In the 90th minute, Yassin Ayari fired the free-kick. After the ball arrived behind the penalty area, the Swedish midfielder sent the ball into the far corner of the Tunisian goal with a powerful and accurate shot from about five meters to make the score 5-1.
In the other match in this group, the teams of the Netherlands and Japan ended their work with a 2-2 draw.
With this result, Sweden topped Group F with 3 points and a goal difference of +4, ahead of the Netherlands and Japan (1 point each) and Tunisia (no points).
Yassin Ayari was the best player of the match with two goals. Alexander Isak also recorded a goal and an assist. Viktor Ukrash, the famous Swedish striker, scored his team's third goal.
According to experts, Sweden showed with this high-scoring victory that it is one of the most serious contenders to advance from Group F. Observers say that the coordination of Sweden's attack (the combination of Isak, Ukresh and Ayari) can be dangerous for any defense. On the other hand, Tunisia, having conceded 5 goals, showed its structural weaknesses in the defense and will have a very difficult task to advance to the next stages.
First half; The start of the Swedish storm
Sweden took on an aggressive look from the very beginning. The Swedish pressure led to the first goal in the seventh minute. A long pass to the Tunisian penalty area was accompanied by a mistake by the goalkeeper, and the rebound reached Yassin Ayari. The player sent the ball into the top corner of the goal with a spectacular and powerful shot.
In the 30th minute, the star of the Swedish attack doubled the difference. The Swedish counterattack was accompanied by a beautiful solo move by Alexander Isak. After passing his defender, the Swedish striker took a precise shot from behind the penalty area that hit the Tunisian goalkeeper's hand and went into the goal.
Tunisia kept their hopes alive in the 43rd minute. Hannibal Majbari sent the ball to the near post with a precise pass and Omar Rekic headed the ball into the goal with a delicate header to end the first half with a score of 2-1.
Second half; The goals continued
In the 60th minute, a mistake by the Tunisian defense and goalkeeper paved the way for Sweden's third goal. Alexander Isak cautiously took possession of the ball and then passed it to Viktor Ukresh. Ukresh sent the ball into the corner of the goal with a precise ground shot.
In the 84th minute, Sweden scored its fourth goal. Matthias Swanberg had the ball in a questionable position and after a VAR review, his goal was allowed.
In the 90th minute, Yassin Ayari fired the free-kick. After the ball arrived behind the penalty area, the Swedish midfielder sent the ball into the far corner of the Tunisian goal with a powerful and accurate shot from about five meters to make the score 5-1.
In the other match in this group, the teams of the Netherlands and Japan ended their work with a 2-2 draw.
With this result, Sweden topped Group F with 3 points and a goal difference of +4, ahead of the Netherlands and Japan (1 point each) and Tunisia (no points).
Yassin Ayari was the best player of the match with two goals. Alexander Isak also recorded a goal and an assist. Viktor Ukrash, the famous Swedish striker, scored his team's third goal.
According to experts, Sweden showed with this high-scoring victory that it is one of the most serious contenders to advance from Group F. Observers say that the coordination of Sweden's attack (the combination of Isak, Ukresh and Ayari) can be dangerous for any defense. On the other hand, Tunisia, having conceded 5 goals, showed its structural weaknesses in the defense and will have a very difficult task to advance to the next stages.
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