Tunisia vs France Live Score, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar

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Their first victory against European opposition at the World Cup.

Their first competitive victory over France.

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Ibrahima Konate made 11 tackles vs Tunisia.

No player had made more in a World Cup match since Gennaro Gattuso in the 2006 World Cup Final.

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A couple of tweets before we end this.

Full-time! Tunisia 1 France 0. Tunisia register a massive win against France who made 9 changes to their playing XI giving their starters a rest. Wahbi Khazri's goal enough in the end as drama late on when VAR ruled out a France goal for offside. Tunisia though are knocked out despite the win.

NO GOAL! VAR has disallowed this for offside. Can you believe that. VAR comes up with the right call as Griezmann is just offside and the whole of Tunisia celebrate.

Hang on - there is a VAR check for offside on that Griezmann goal. Drama.

GOAL! Antoine Griezmann in the 98th minute! Tunisia 1 France 1. Heartbreak for Tunisia as Griezmann scores from 10 yards.He drives home a volley after the ball falls to him in the box and Tunisia can't clear this time. Griezmann celebrates with a dance. That was the last kick of the game as well. Such a tragedy for Tunisia.

France win a corner but it is cleared.

The free-kick is straight at the wall and the follow-up shot is straight at the keeper.

Mbappe is fouled on the edge of the area and it's a free-kick from 25 yards out.

Eight minutes of added time.

Superb from Mbappe on the left-hand side, he leaves the defender for dead with his skill and then fires a shot at goal which Aymen Dahmen does well to punch away.

Tunisia are hanging back and are happy to defend for their lives. France doing all the attacking.

From a corner the ball falls to Ousmane Dembele but his drive is easily collected by the keeper diving forward.

France make another change - Matteo Guendouzi off and Ousmane Dembele on.

Another change for France as Antoine Griezmann replaces Youssouf Fofana.

STAT courtesy BBC: Wahbi Khazri is the first African player in World Cup history to score in three consecutive starts (vs Belgium and Panama in 2018 and today against France).

Triple change for France: Varane, Coman and Veretout off, Mbappe, Saliba and Rabiot on.

That was Tunisia's first goal in this World Cup.

And that's the last involvement for Khazri as he is replaced by Issam Jebali.

GOAL! Wahbi Khazri in the 58th minute! Tunisia 1 France 0. Tunisian delight and bedlam among their supporters inside the stadium. The ball is nicked off a French midfielder and Khazri is through but he still has plenty to do but even as he slides he finds the bottom corner past Mandanda. That is some finish.

Aissa Laidouni seems to have fouled Ibrahime Konate but the referee does not give it and from a tight angle he drives the ball over the crossbar. Not sure the goal would've stood had it gone in.

Wahbi Khazri goes down inside the penalty box but the referee waves play on. Was a good tackle by Aurelien Tchouameni who got the ball first.

Second half starts.

HALF-TIME! Tunisia 0 France 0. Tunisia attacked more and gave plenty of moments to worry for France but still remains goalless at half-time. France have really struggled with their second XI.

Wahbi Khazri is away on the right but he is just offside.

Tunisia attack again with a corner but it is cleared.

Wahbi Khazri strikes a volley sweetly from outside the box but Mandanda punches it away. That was on target as well.

Anis Ben Slimane with a header on target but it is a weak one and straight at Steve Mandanda.

YELLOW CARD to Tunisia's Wajdi Kechrida for a late challenge on Eduardo Camavinga after the ball had gone.

A rare attack from France down the right-hand side, Kingsley Coman is fed but a poor first touch takes the ball away from him and he shoots wide.

Tunisia's main threat is coming down the right hand side, as Camavinga is put under pressure as left-back. But Konate is there to get across and clear the danger.

Wahbi Khazri goes beyond Ibrahime Konate but goes down and the referee shakes his head for Khazri's appeal for a penalty. It was shoulder to shoulder and Khazri was certainly looking for the penalty.

Now a corner from Wahbi Khazri loops over Mandanda and falls on the roof of the net.

GOAL DISALLOWED FOR OFFSIDE! Tunisia think they have scored off a free-kick on the left, Nader Ghandri gets in to flick a volley past Mandanda but the flag is up and replays show that Ghandri moved a bit too early. But a warning for France.

Early pressure from Tunisia as they get a corner and Steve Mandanda has had a couple of indecisive moments as he punches a high ball instead of catching.

KICK-OFF!

The players are out for the anthems and we should have the kick-off next.

The players are out for the warm-ups.

France Subs: Lloris, Pavard, Kounde, Griezmann, Giroud, Mbappe, Dembele, Rabiot, Saliba, Upamecano, Theo Hernandez, Areola, Thuram.

Tunisia Subs: Mathlouthi, Ifa, Bronn, Msakni, Mejbri, Jebali, Khenissi, Sassi, Chaaleli, Jaziri, Drager, Ben Said, Sliti, Abdi, Hassen.

The biggest surprise in France's team selection tonight is Eduardo Camavinga who starts at left-back rather than in his usual midfield role.

The six changes to Tunisia are Dylan Bron, Mohamed Drager, Ali Abdi, Naim Sliti, Issam Jebali and Youssef Msakni going out. In come Wahbi Khazri, Nader Ghandri, Ali Maaloul, Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane, Wajdi Kechrida and Anis Slimane.

Tunisia too have made 6 changes from their previous game.

Nine changes made by Didier Deschamps as Kylian Mbappe is rested. Antoine Griezmann and Olivier Giroud are also on the bench.

Some pre-match stats courtesy BBC:

France have never lost in four previous meetings with Tunisia. They also haven't met since 2010.

France coach Didier Deschamps has won 11 of his 14 games in charge at the World Cup.

France have won each of their last six World Cup games, their longest ever winning run in the competition. Only Italy in the 1930s and Brazil between 2002-2006 have ever had longer winning runs.

Kylian Mbappé could be just the second player to score in four in a row for France, after Just Fontaine back in 1958. Fontaine scored 13 goals overall in the World Cup for France, against Mbappé's seven.

Meanwhile, Tunisia remain winless in this World Cup: should they also fail to win this match, it will mean they haven’t won a game in four of their six World Cup appearances.

Tunisia are yet to score from 27 shots in their two games at this year's World Cup.

Tunisia have only kept two clean sheets in their 17 World Cup matches. Only Saudi Arabia (6%) and Australia (11%) have a poorer clean sheet ratio.

France (4-4-2): Mandanda; Disasi, Varane, Konaté, Camavinga; Guendouzi, Tchouaméni, Fofana, Veretout; Kolo Muani, Coman.

Tunisia (3-4-3): Dahmen; Ghandri, Talbi, Meriah; Kechrida, Maaloul, Skhiri, Laidouni; Ben Slimane, Ben Romdhane, Khazri.

The lineups are out.