Tunisia head coach Hervé Renard has challenged his players to fight and win their last group game against the Netherlands at the ongoing FIFA World Cup.

The Carthage Eagles were eliminated from the competition following a 4-0 defeat to Japan on Sunday morning.

DAILY POST recalls the North Africans were thrashed 5-1 by Sweden in their first game.

Tunisia are the first African country to exit the tournament.

Renard insisted that it is important for his team to close their campaign on a high.

“You have to keep fighting in difficult moments like these. We will need to show pride and character to approach the third match in the best possible way,” the Frenchman said after the game.

World Cup 2026: Renard urges Tunisia to show character against Netherlands