Watch Australia vs Tunisia 2022 :Live Stream, TV Channel, kick-off time & Where to Watch FIFA World Cup

Tunisia and Australia meet for a World Cup group-stage match this morning. A promising display from the north African side in their opening game against Denmark has raised their hopes of qualifying out of Group D. Australia, meanwhile, were comfortably beaten by France and must get a result at Al Janoub Stadium to maintain any hope of progressing to the last-16.

Not since 2006 have the Socceroos made the knockout stage while Tunisia have never played a last-16 game at the World Cup, and with a ferocious backing in Qatar they will be under pressure to grab a vital win today.

After losing 4-1 in the opening match of Group D against France, Australia need to rebound against Tunisia in their second World Cup game on Saturday. The African team drew against Denmark in their opening game and have all of the momentum. This clash will tell us a lot about who has more chances to go to the next round considering that France will face Denmark a few hours later. Here’s our storylines, how you can watch the match and more:

 

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How to watch and odds

  • Date: Saturday, Nov. 26 | Time: 5 a.m. ET
  • Location: Al Janoub Stadium stadium, — Al Wakrah, Qatar
  • TV: FS1 and Telemundo | Live stream: fuboTV (Try for free)

 

Storylines

Tunisia: Tunisia deployed a 3-4-3 formation in their scoreless draw with Denmark. France are two points ahead of them in first place. If Tunisia can beat Australia it would put them in a very strong position ahead of the final group game against France. They’d have four points meaning that it would only take a draw with France (who’ll may be qualified by then) to progress to the next phase.

Australia: Australia utilized a 4-5-1 system in their 4-1 defeat to France. If they’re to bounce back and go into the final game of the group phase with something to play for, they’re going to need to beat Tunisia. That would take them to three points, meaning they have a fighting chance ahead of their final game against Denmark. That game could then become a deciding match to determine who will move on.

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