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#3 Tunisia get a brace
Tunisia had a torrid time in the game, all through the ninety minutes, except on two particular instants.
In their opener against England, the minnows had managed to push the Europeans all the way to the finishing line, when Harry Kane finally managed to steal all three points with a stoppage-time winner.
In that game, England had taken the lead and were threatening to blow away the opposition but Tunisia not only hung on but also hit back with a goal of their own.
Against Belgium, their defensive showing was abysmal compared to what we saw in their opener, but they managed to retain some of that firepower up front and got two goals for themselves through Bronn and Kazri.
However, it was too little too late as Belgium had more than done the damage that resulted in Tunisia bowing out of the World Cup after back-to-back defeats.
