Hello fans, fans and friends! The Qatar 2022 World Cup will welcome Tunisia to Australia (Group D) today (26 November) at 18:00, with neither team winning their first match, although Tunisia drew 0-0 with Denmark and Australia defeated France 1-4. Both sides will fight for a place in this match, with the winning team keeping their hopes of qualifying and the losing team almost certain to bid farewell to the knockout stage.
Team & Star Highlights:
Tunisia, a former French colony, has a close relationship with France, so the squad also has a number of players who play in the French league, and the team's top star Hazri will be a key player in this match, looking forward to him opening the goal account in this game.
Compared to the star-studded team when they joined the AFC in 2006, Australia has gradually become a "civilian team", with no one in the 26-man squad playing in the five major leagues. The opening game against France was a sight to score first, but the subsequent games still showed a gap in quality, and the lack of core players could hamper Australia's attacking efficiency. The editors boldly predicted that the match would be similar to Qatar vs Senegal, with Tunisia 3-1 Australia.
Other highlights:
Tunisia is located at the northernmost tip of the African continent, facing the Mediterranean Sea to the north and east, so tourism is the most well-known, while in the automotive industry, Tunisia is dominated by assembly and contract manufacturing. As a country along the "Belt and Road", Dongfeng Motor has introduced passenger cars in Tunisia in the form of SKD since 2014, successively launched Dongfeng S50, AX4 and SX3 products, and introduced Dongfeng Fengguang 580 in 2022.
The impression of Australia is that people there have a soft spot for performance cars, and there was once their proud brand, Holden. The classic model is the Holden Commodore, which has a variety of body structures such as four-door sedans, station wagons and pickups, allowing all kinds of consumers to enjoy the charm of naturally aspirated with large displacement. Unfortunately, with GM's decision to withdraw from the Australian market, Holden Motor also officially closed its factory in 2017 and bid farewell to the Australian market in 2020.