The Eagles of Carthage bid farewell to the 2026 World Cup with three defeats and no points.

The Tunisian national team bid farewell to the 2026 World Cup from the group stage, after 3 consecutive losses that sealed their early exit from the competition for qualification.

The "Eagles of Carthage" opened their campaign with a crushing 5-1 defeat against Sweden, in a match that exposed the fragility of the defensive line and the organizational flaws of the team from the first round.

The team failed to recover in the second round, as it fell to Japan by a score of 4-0, officially ending its hopes of securing one of the two qualifying spots in Group F.

Tunisia concluded their participation with a third loss, this time against the Netherlands, 3-1. The team managed to score their second goal of the tournament, but it was not enough to avoid elimination.

The Tunisian national team finished the tournament at the bottom of Group F with zero points, after 3 defeats, scoring only two goals while conceding 12, in one of its worst performances in World Cup history.