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FIFA World Cup · Sat 26 Nov 2022 · Al Janoub Stadium

Tunisia
0–1 Full time
Australia
    • Mitchell Duke 23'

    The story

    Australia won 1-0 away to Tunisia at Al Janoub Stadium in the FIFA World Cup, matchday 2.

    The goal came from Mitchell Duke (23').

    It was 0-1 at half-time.

    Tunisia had 57% of the ball and 12 shots to Australia's 5.

    Written from the match data (Statorium).

    Match stats

    Tunisia Australia

    57%Possession43%
    12Shots5
    4On target2
    5Corners2
    16Fouls15
    3Yellow cards0
    0Red cards0

    Statorium.

    Key moments

    1. 23' Mitchell Duke Goal · Australia 0-1 Assist: Craig Goodwin

    Line-ups

    Tunisia

    1. Aymen DahmenGoalkeeper
    2. Mohamed Drägeroff 46'Defender
    3. Montassar TalbiDefender
    4. Ali AbdiDefender
    5. Dylan Bronnoff 73'Defender
    6. Yassine MeriahDefender
    7. Ellyes SkhiriMidfielder
    8. Aïssa Laïdounioff 67'Midfielder
    9. Naïm SlitiForward
    10. Youssef MsakniForward
    11. Issam Jebalioff 73'Forward

    Subs used: Ferjani Sassi (46'), Wahbi Khazri (67'), Wajdi Kechrida (73'), Taha Yassine Khenissi (73')

    Australia

    1. Mathew RyanGoalkeeper
    2. Harry SouttarDefender
    3. Kye RowlesDefender
    4. Aziz BehichDefender
    5. Fran Karacicoff 75'Defender
    6. Aaron MooyMidfielder
    7. Jackson IrvineMidfielder
    8. Riley McGreeoff 64'Midfielder
    9. Mathew Leckieoff 85'Forward
    10. Mitchell Dukeoff 64'Forward
    11. Craig Goodwinoff 85'Forward

    Subs used: Ajdin Hrustic (64'), Jamie Maclaren (64'), Milos Degenek (75'), Awer Mabil (85'), Keanu Baccus (85')

    Full timeline

    Every goal and card (4)
    1. 23' ⚽ Mitchell Dukeassist Craig Goodwin
    2. 26' 🟨 Aïssa Laïdouni
    3. 65' 🟨 Ali Abdi
    4. 90+3' 🟨 Ferjani Sassi

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