Tunisia vs Netherlands — World Cup 2026 Result
Netherlands to win
Probabilities are for 90 minutes only — extra time and penalties are not modelled.
Tunisia have been comprehensively dismantled in their opening two fixtures, conceding nine goals while managing just one in reply against Sweden — their tournament is effectively over and this is a dead rubber for a side showing no defensive organization whatsoever.
Made before kickoff · Tunisia vs Netherlands
Updated 71 days ago · FootyPulse AI
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Tunisia v Netherlands by the numbers
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Tunisia
- L21 Jun 2026vs Japan0–4
- L15 Jun 2026at Sweden1–5
0W 0D 2L over 2 matches · 1 scored, 9 conceded · 0 clean sheets
World Cup 2026
Netherlands
- W20 Jun 2026vs Sweden5–1
- D14 Jun 2026vs Japan2–2
1W 1D 0L over 2 matches · 7 scored, 3 conceded · 0 clean sheets
World Cup 2026
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FAQTunisia vs Netherlands result
Netherlands beat Tunisia 3–1. Tunisia have been comprehensively dismantled in their opening two fixtures, conceding nine goals while managing just one in reply against Sweden — their tournament is effectively over and this is a dead rubber for a side showing no defensive organization whatsoever.
Who won Tunisia vs Netherlands?
Netherlands beat Tunisia 3–1.
When did Tunisia vs Netherlands kick off?
Kick-off: Thursday, 25 June 2026 at 23:00 UTC at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, USA 🇺🇸.
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Netherlands favoured
Full-time