The Tunisian national team begins the journey of chasing its absent title since the 2004 edition, which it hosted on its soil, where the confrontation against Uganda will be held at the Moulay Prince Abdullah Olympic Stadium in the Moroccan capital, Rabat.

The whistle for the start of the match will sound at exactly nine o’clock in the evening, Tunisia time, and 11 o’clock in the evening, Saudi time.

The confrontation will be broadcast on beIN MAX 1, beIN MAX 2 and beIN MAX 3 channels.

The two teams have previously met 4 times, all of which ended in Tunisian victories, and the superiority does not stop there. Rather, the Tunisian team also excels in scoring overwhelmingly, as its players scored 16 goals compared to one Ugandan.

The Tunisian national team hopes to benefit from the experiences of its players, such as Ferjani Sassi, Mohamed Ben Romdhane, Montaser Talbi, Yassine Meriah, Naim Sliti, and young people such as Hannibal Mejbri, in order to go far in this tournament.

As for the Ugandan national team, it may have elements that hope to perform better at the level of this tournament, such as Patrick Jonah and Travis Mutyaba, a professional with the Tunisian club Sfaxien.

Source: Agencies