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Group F · Monday, June 15, 2026

Sweden vs Tunisia Result - FIFA World Cup 2026

Sweden 5–1 Tunisia FIFA World Cup 2026 result at Estadio BBVA, Guadalupe, Nuevo León, with final score, goals, cards, lineups, match timeline, and full statistics.

SwedenSWE
Full Time
5–1
HT 2–1
TunisiaTUN
Performance

Match Statistics

Stats
PlayerGoals
1
Yasin Ayari
2
2
Alexander Isak
1
3
Omar Rekik
1
4
Viktor Gyökeres
1
5
Mattias Svanberg
1
SWE
Stats
TUN
48.7%Possession51.3%
7Shots on Target2
1Saves1
4Corner Kicks2
10Fouls8
80%Pass Accuracy80%
SWEShotsTUN
13Total Shots6
7On Target2
3Blocked1
SWEDefenseTUN
1Saves1
3Offsides6
10Fouls8
SWEDisciplineTUN
4Corner Kicks2
0Yellow Cards1
0Red Cards0
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Match Timeline

SwedenMatch TimelineTunisia
Yasin Ayari
7'
Alexander IsakAssist: Viktor Gyökeres
30'
43'
Omar RekikAssist: Hannibal Mejbri
54'
Rani KhediraYellow card
Viktor GyökeresAssist: Alexander Isak
59'
↑ Elliot Stroud↓ Benjamin Nygren
65'
↑ Lucas Bergvall↓ Gabriel Gudmundsson
65'
72'
↑ Sebastian Tounekti↓ Yan Valery
72'
↑ Elias Achouri↓ Ellyes Skhiri
72'
↑ Mohamed Hadj Mahmoud↓ Elias Saad
83'
↑ Ismaël Gharbi↓ Rani Khedira
Mattias SvanbergAssist: Alexander Isak
84'
↑ Mattias Svanberg↓ Jesper Karlström
84'
84'
↑ Firas Chaouat↓ Anis Slimane
↑ Anthony Elanga↓ Alexander Isak
90'
↑ Daniel Svensson↓ Alexander Bernhardsson
90+1'
Yasin AyariAssist: Lucas Bergvall
90+6'
Starting XI

World Cup 2026 Team Lineups

Match facts

World Cup 2026 Match Facts

Kick-offMonday, June 15, 2026 · UTC
StageGroup stageGroup F
StadiumEstadio BBVAGuadalupe, Nuevo León · 53,500 capacity
StatusFull timeMatchday 1
Result breakdownHalf-time: 2–1
Officials
Yael FalcónREFEREE
Stadium

Estadio BBVA

Guadalupe, Nuevo León, Mexico
53,500Capacity2015OpenedOpenRoof

Framed by the Cerro de la Silla mountain, the "Estadio de Fútbol Monterrey" is among Latin America’s most striking modern grounds and hosts group and knockout matches.

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The teams

World Cup 2026 Team Profiles

SwedenUEFA
FIFA Ranking#38
Head CoachGraham Potter
CaptainVictor Lindelöf
All-time Top ScorerZlatan Ibrahimović (62 goals)
Most CapsAnders Svensson (148)
Known AsBlågult, The Blue and Yellow

Sweden, nicknamed Blågult (The Blue and Yellow), are one of Europe's traditional football nations with twelve World Cup appearances since 1934. Their finest hour came in 1958 when, as hosts, they reached the World Cup final before losing 5–2 to Brazil. Under coach Graham Potter and captain Victor Lindelöf, Sweden qualified for the 2026 World Cup through playoff victories.

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FIFA Ranking#44
Head CoachSabri Lamouchi
CaptainEllyes Skhiri
All-time Top ScorerIssam Jemâa (36 goals)
Most CapsRadhi Jaïdi (105)
World Cup Titles1× (1963)
Known AsLes Aigles de Carthage, Eagles of Carthage

Tunisia's Eagles of Carthage made history in 1978 as the first African nation to win a FIFA World Cup match, and their 2004 Africa Cup of Nations title on home soil remains the crowning achievement of Tunisian football. Consistent qualifiers for both the World Cup and AFCON, they arrive at 2026 having navigated qualifying without conceding a single goal.

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Match facts

Frequently asked questions

What was the final score of Sweden vs Tunisia?
The final score was Sweden 5–1 Tunisia (Group F, FIFA World Cup 2026).
Where was Sweden vs Tunisia played?
The match was played at Estadio BBVA in Guadalupe, Nuevo León, Mexico.
What stage was the Sweden vs Tunisia match?
This was a Group F match at the FIFA World Cup 2026.