Several national football teams have seen recent changes in their head coaching positions, with coaches departing due to performance, contract expirations, or mutual agreements. Teams like Tunisia, Portugal, South Korea, Czechia, Scotland, Uruguay, Croatia, Ghana, Germany, Mexico, and the Netherlands have all experienced these transitions.
Several national football teams have seen their head coaches depart following disappointing tournament performances. From Tunisia to Portugal and South Korea, new leadership is being sought after coaches resigned or were dismissed due to results.
Com dois gols de Vinícius Júnior e um de Matheus Cunha, Brasil vence a Escócia por 3 a 0 em Miami, garante a liderança do Grupo C com 7 pontos e avança para as oitavas de final da Copa do Mundo. Neymar retorna de lesão.
A seleção brasileira disputará a fase de 16 avos de final da Copa do Mundo em 29 de novembro, às 14h (horário de Brasília), em Houston, EUA. O adversário será definido em 25 de novembro, vindo do Grupo F, que inclui Holanda, Japão e Suécia.
Japão goleia Tunísia por 4 a 0 em Monterrey, México, pela Copa do Mundo de 2026. Com o resultado, os nipônicos somam quatro pontos e quatro gols de saldo, mesma campanha da Holanda, com quem empataram na primeira rodada.
Tunisia has dismissed head coach Sabri Lamouchi following a 5-1 loss to Sweden in their opening World Cup match. The Tunisian football federation announced the decision on Instagram, with plans to appoint Mondher Kebaier as interim coach. Lamouchi, hired in January, was already facing criticism after a 5-0 friendly loss to Belgium.
Suécia goleia Tunísia por 5 a 1 em estreia na Copa do Mundo. Yasin Ayari, filho de tunisiano, marca dois gols e celebra a diversidade no futebol.
Alemanha aplicou 7 a 1 em Curaçao, lembrando placar de 2014 contra o Brasil. Suécia venceu Tunísia por 5 a 1, Costa do Marfim superou Equador por 1 a 0 e Holanda empatou com Japão em 2 a 2. Copa do Mundo segue equilibrada e com muitos gols.
Jogos emocionantes na Copa do Mundo com goleada da Alemanha sobre Curaçao (7-1), empate entre Holanda e Japão (2-2) e vitória da Costa do Marfim contra o Equador (1-0). Suécia lidera Grupo F.
Sweden secured a dominant 5-1 victory over Tunisia in their first World Cup finals match in eight years. Yasin Ayari, Alexander Isak, and Viktor Gyokeres scored in the first half, with Mattias Svanberg and Ayari adding goals in the second. Omar Rekik scored Tunisia's lone goal.
Sweden began their World Cup campaign with a dominant 5-1 victory over Tunisia. Yasin Ayari scored twice, with Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres also finding the net, while Mattias Svanberg added a late goal. Tunisia's lone response came from Omar Rekik.
Spanish police arrested a 32-year-old Tunisian man in Valencia for allegedly sexually assaulting three British tourists at a hotel. The suspect reportedly posed as staff, accosted two women aged 18 and 19 in a bathroom, and a third woman, 26, reported a similar incident.
The article discusses the complex issue of dual nationality players in Tunisian football, exploring debates around national identity, selection criteria, and the impact on local talent development. It highlights contrasting experiences with the Moroccan national team.
Milan police arrested a 26-year-old Tunisian man for allegedly sexually assaulting a foreign woman. The incident occurred on April 14th in the northern part of Milan after the two, former colleagues, met for work-related reasons.
A Tunisian court has sentenced journalist Khawla Boukhris to four years in absentia. Critics say the ruling reflects a crackdown on free speech and voices critical of President Kais Saied, with other journalists also facing imprisonment.
Tunisians face significant delays and alleged fraud in obtaining tourist visa appointments for European countries like Germany, France, Italy, and the UK. Appointments are scarce, with some reportedly resold on social media, prompting discussions between consumer organizations and consulates.
A Tunisian court sentenced Ennahda leader Rached Ghannouchi to life imprisonment and others to varying sentences up to 42 years on terrorism charges. Critics deem the verdicts politically motivated, while NGOs decry the decline of rights and freedoms in Tunisia.
A Tunisian court sentenced Ennahdha party leader Rached Ghannouchi to life in prison plus 30 years on terrorism charges in the "secret apparatus" case. Dozens of other defendants also received lengthy sentences, accused of forming a terrorist alliance and involvement in espionage.
A Tunisian court sentenced 35 defendants, including Ennahda leader Rached Ghannouchi, to life imprisonment with additional years for terrorism-related charges. The case stems from the assassinations of politicians Chokri Belaid and Mohamed Brahmi in 2013.
Tunisian lawyer and columnist Sonia Dahmani has been sentenced to two years in prison for criticizing prison conditions. This is the latest in a series of convictions against her, linked to media statements and Decree 54, a law human rights groups condemn.
Tunisian lawyer and commentator Sonia Dahmani has been sentenced to two years in prison for remarks on the prison system. This is the latest in a series of charges against her, often based on Decree 54 concerning "false information."
Tunisian lawyer and journalist Sonia Dahmani has been sentenced to an additional two years in prison for statements made about the country's prison system. The sentence follows her release in November after over 18 months of detention.
The PFL MENA tournament featured several exciting bouts, with Emirati fighter Al Hammadi securing a win in her debut. Other notable victories included those by Tunisian Mehdi Saadi, Algerian Elias Giroun, Bahraini Hamza Kouhaji, and Saudi Ahmed Al Ibrahim. Several Egyptian fighters also advanced.
Tunisian authorities have ordered a one-month suspension of the Human Rights League (LTDH), one of the oldest human rights organizations in the Arab world and Africa, and a member of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning National Dialogue Quartet in 2015. The group, an outspoken critic of President Kais Saied, accused the government of a wider pattern of systematic curbs on civil society. This suspension follows similar actions against other prominent groups in October, including the Democratic Women and the Economic and Social Rights Forum. Meanwhile, prominent journalist Zied Heni was detained on Friday after criticizing the judiciary.
