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The poor performances of Algeria, Cameroon and Nigeria set the tone and reinforced an observation: there are no small teams in this African Cup of Nations. It is therefore with great vigilance that Tunisia enters the competition this Tuesday, against Namibia.
“ Namibia displays a solid defensive organization, which requires serious and intelligent management of the match to secure the three points of victory “, warned Jalel Kadri. “ Contrary to what some people think, the match against Namibia will not be easy to negotiate and video analysis has shown that it is an opponent with respectable defensive capabilities, capable of closing all avenues and who knows our way of playing very well “.
With which starting eleven? The coach of the Eagles of Carthage leaves uncertainty hovering. A 4-3-3 formation is expected, but a 4-4-2 cannot be ruled out. Executives like Skhiri or Ben Romdhane are expected in this composition.
The expected composition for Tunisia : Ben Saïd – Kechrida, Meriah, Talbi, Maaloul – Skhiri, Ben Romdhane, Ben Slimane – Achouri, Jouini, Msakni.
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