After eliminating Poland in the European play-offs, coach Graham Potter’s Swedes are a question mark. Tomorrow they will go out for the three points against the Africans with the clear objective of setting foot in the round of 32 of the World Cup.
With forwards Viktor Gyökeres, from Arsenal, and Alexander Isak, from Liverpool, the European team will try to do damage against an opponent that is not going through its best moment.
Eliminated by Mali in the round of 16 of last year’s African Cup, the Tunisians, the 45th team in the world, have suffered after that and were thrashed 6-0 by Belgium last week.
Coach Sabri Lamouchi has worked in recent days to try to convince his players that they are much better than the version of themselves from this month, when, in another friendly, they lost 1-0 to Austria.