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France were abject from the beginning, and despite throwing in many of their key players into the game, couldn't find a way past the resolute Tunisian defense. Nonetheless, the reigning champions reach the round of 16 as Group D winners and will face the runners-up of Group C in their next match.

A bittersweet victory for Tunisia, who head out of the 2022 FIFA World Cup as Australia defeated Denmark in the other game.

FULL-TIME: TUNISIA 1-0 FRANCE

90+10' GOAL DISALLOWED! Tunisia are back in front. Their fans break into jubilant celebrations despite having their side knocked out, courtesy of Australia's 1-0 win over Denmark

90+9' We have a grand-stand finale here. The referee goes to consult the pitchside monitor for a possible offside in the buildup to Griezmann's goal. 

90+8' GOOOOAAAALLLLLLL! FRANCE ARE LEVEL WITH LITERALLY THE LAST KICK OF THE GAME. Griezmann unleashed a low-drive into the far corner and Les Blues equalize! Their persistence has finally paid off. 

90+6' France win a corner and it's played short, but the holders are looking to keep it into play

90+5' France are desperately looking to find the elusive equalizer but are lacking in that final ball

90+2' Mbappe whips a free-kick but shoots it right into the Tunisian wall

90' There will be eight minutes of added time

90' WIDE! Kolo Muani collects a pass from Griezmann just outside the box and shoots, but his effort flies just wide off target 

89' ALMOST! Mbappe gets to the byline on the left and attempts to shot but Dahmen parries it away. So close to an equalizer for France.

85' Mbappe plays the ball for Dembele on the right. The Barcelona man's first touch is excellent and send it across for Rabiot, whose shot is miscued and flashes across the face of the goal

83' Slimane is ushered off the pitch and Ali El Abdi comes on

82' France are looking much better now and conjure another attack that ends with Dembele making an effort but Dahmen makes the save

80' Griezmann delivered the corner but it comes to nothing as Disasi heads it over the bar

80' France have a corner and an opportunity to apply pressure on Tunisia

76' France continue to labor their way in the match, struggling to hold onto possession, let alone create a clear-cut chance. In a further attempt to add quality into their game, Ousmane Dembele is now brought on Guendouzi

74' Tunisia make a substitution now with Romdhane going off for Chaalali

73' Fofana is taken off for Antoine Griezmann

71' Slimane bursts down the right under challenge before Konate eventually impedes his run

70' We are 70 minutes into the game and interestingly, France still haven't managed to get a shot on target!

67' Tunisia have a free-kick after Tchouameni clatters into Jebali but it comes to nothing

67' Australia have taken the lead against Denmark and as things stand, Tunisia are heading out of the World Cup!

63' Having seen enough, Deschamps throws in Kylian Mbappe, Adrien Rabiot and William Saliba for Coman, Veretout and Varane respectively in an attempt to boost his side

59' Khazri's job is done and he's off. Issam Jebali comes on to replace him. 

58' GOOOAAAALLLL! TUNISIA IN FRONT! Wahbi Khazri storms down the middle evading a stream of blue shirts before slotting one low into the bottom right corner beyond Mandanda. Tunisia take the lead and frankly, this had been coming. 

54' Kechrida comes back to bite France with another probing run but losses the ball and it rolls out of play

50' Camavinga has started the second half from where he left off, making another important intervention to stop Kechrida from making a shot

48' Khazri is brought down by Tchouameni and Tunisia appeal for a penalty, but the referee waves them away

46' We are back underway in Al Rayyan for the second half!

Tunisia have never progressed beyond the group stages of the World Cup and must France here to change that. They've shown a lot of promise but have lacked the cutting edge. France, meanwhile, must up their game to win as the Eagles of Carthage are not making their life easy with high pressing and quick passing. 

It's been a cagey opening half between Tunisia and France. The defending champions have below their best here, which is understandable considering it's a largely inexperienced side. Their north African rivals have looked lively in spells but haven't been able to find the back of the net

HALF-TIME: TUNISIA 0-0 FRANCE

45+2' Khazri lost the ball to Konate, who then passes it forward to Fofana. The AS Monaco star attempts to shoot but it's blocked!

45' There will be two added minutes before the break

42' ALMOST! Tunisia very nearly grab the lead here. Khazri break down from the left unmarked and squares the ball for Romdhane but there's too much power on it and it goes out of play. However, the flag is raised.

42' The half is almost up and France are yet to muster a shot on target

39' France attempt to break Tunisia down with some slick passing but Tunisia regain possession and the ball goes out for a throw-in

38' France are looking to kill Tunisia's momentum with patient building from behind

35' SAVED! Khazri attempts a powerful shot from the centre but Mandanda produces strong hands to repel it.

34' Tunisia play a cross inside the box for Ghandri but Camavinga again clears it! The Real Madrid man is keeping his side from conceding here.

32' Maaloul's corner is cleared by Camavinga again but the Eagles of Carthage play it back in but Les Blues clear the danger once more.

31' Tunisia had a corner and Camavinga headed it out for another corner. 

28' Tunisia's Kechrida goes into the books for a foul on Camavinga.

25' WIDE! France break on the counter and the balls end up with Fofana, whose shot is wide off target!

23' France have a moment at the other end after Ghadri made a horrific backpass and Muani sought to pounce on the opportunity. Tunisian custodian Dahmen gets to the ball before the French forward does.

21' Camavinga's cut back is intercepted and Tunisia look to attack. However, Khazri fails to connect with the ball and Les Blues clear their lines. Tunisia continue to come closer and closer.

17' Tunisia are fighting hard for the ball here and France are on the ropes in defense.

14' Tunisia have another free-kick from an enticing position but it's straight into the gloves of Mandanda.

10' Tunisia remain goalless in the World Cup even with 27 shots attempted! Lacking clinicality, perhaps?

8' Tunisia have the ball in the back of the net but it's ruled offside! A huge let off for France there.

5' Tunisia win a corner after Veretout slams the ball out but it evades all the white shirts in the box with Varane heading it clear.

3' France, tucked away in their traditional blue kits, are playing from right to left 

1' We're underway at the Education City Stadium!

Tunisia XI: Aymen Dahmen, Yassine Meriah, Nader Ghandri, Montassar Talbi, Wajdi Kechrida, Ellyes Skhiri, Aissa Laidouni, Ali Maaloul, Anis Ben Slimane, Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane, Wahbi Khazri. 

Substitutes: Aymen Mathlouthi, Bilel Ifa, Dylan Bronn, Youssef Msakni, Issam Jebali, Taha Yassine Khenissi, Ferjani Sassi, Ghaylene Chaalali, Seifeddine Jaziri, Mohamed Drager, Bechir Ben Said, Naim Sliti, Ali Al-Abdi, Mouez Hassen.

France XI: Steve Mandanda, Axel Disasi, Raphael Varane, Ibrahima Konate, Eduardo Camavinga, Youssouf Fofana, Aurelien Tchouameni, Jordan Veretout, Kingsley Coman, Matteo Guendouzi, Randal Kolo Muani.

Substitutes: Hugo Lloris, Benjamin Pavard, Jules Kounde, Antoine Griezmann, Olivier Giroud, Kylian Mbappe, Ousmane Dembele, Adrien Rabiot, William Saliba, Dayot Upamecano, Theo Hernandez, Alphonse Areola, Marcus Thuram.

The starting XI for both teams are out and France have named a highly changed lineup for their final group fixture!

Tunisia and France last faced each other in May 2010 for an international friendly which ended in a 1-1 draw.

There have been five clashes between Tunisia and France in history, with Les Blues winning twice and losing once - a 2-1 defeat in the Mediterranean Games way back in 1971.

Tunisia, meanwhile, are at the bottom with just a point and need a win at all costs to have a chance of going into the next round. 

France have already secured a place in the round of 16 after winning both their matches in Group D but are now looking to seal top spot with a third victory.

Hello and welcome to the live text commentary for Tunisia vs France! I'm your commentator Sachin Bhat.