At 0:00 Beijing time on January 17, the second round of the African Cup of Nations group stage Group F, Hamza Masluti broke the deadlock in the first half, and Hazri expanded the score. In the second half, Hazri scored twice and assisted Jaziri to add to the icing on the cake, Tunisia beat the weak mauritania 4-0 to finally win the first victory, the latter suffered two consecutive defeats, because the win-loss relationship was directly out.
In the first round of the group stage, Tunisia suffered a huge controversy, and the referee blew the whistle twice in a row to end the game, resulting in their 1-0 defeat to Mali. After the match, the Tunisian general protested enmity and demanded a replay, which was rejected by the African Football Federation.
Against Mauritania, they poured their anger on the weak brigades.
In the opening three minutes, Tunisia's cross from the left created confusion, only to bump into the feet of Hamza Masluti, who decisively raised his foot and fired the ball directly into the bottom left corner, breaking the deadlock in Tunis.
In the 8th minute, Hamza Masluti knocked back from the bottom of the bottom triangle on the right, Suleiman calmly scored the ball, and Hazri swept into the net with his right foot, 2-0! In just 5 minutes, Tunisia scored two goals in a row to kill the game.
In the 63rd minute, Tunisia played a Barça-style combination, Ali Marul crossed the left, Sharalli kicked the ball, Hazri followed up and pushed into the net, staging a good second game, 3-0!
In the 65th minute, Hazri sent another accurate direct pass, jaziri pressed the opposing defender, and poked the ball into the net before the goalkeeper, 4-0!
In the end, Tunisia swept Mauritania 4-0, beating the other side again since last year's Arab Cup. In these two matches, Tunisia poured Mauritania 9 goals, without the slightest intention of being soft.
However, the fly in the ointment is that 18-year-old Manchester United rising star Mebri did not make a debut in this game, sitting on the bench for 90 minutes. It is reported that Manchester United hope to loan Mebri, and a number of Championship teams have expressed interest.
Tunisia finally scored three points and went on to finish 3rd in Group F. According to the rules of the African Cup of Nations, the top two of the six groups are directly qualified, and the 3rd of the 4 best-performing groups can also advance to the round of 16, so Tunisia is in sight.
Tunisia, which won the 2004 Africa Cup of Nations, is currently ranked 30th in the world and 4th in Africa, behind Senegal, Morocco and Algeria, who are also among the favourites to compete for the title.
As for Mauritania, which has lost 2 consecutive games, not only is it at the bottom of the 0 points, but they are also inferior to Tunisia in terms of win-loss relationship, becoming the second-inning team in this African Cup of Nations.