The Tunisia national football team lost to Sweden 5-1 in the World Cup, their biggest defeat in history. This loss was a tough one for the Tunisian team, who had hoped for a better result. Before this match, Tunisia's biggest loss in the World Cup had come against Belgium with a score of 5-2 in the group stage of the 2018 World Cup in Russia. During their World Cup campaign, the Tunisian team has played 19 matches, winning three, drawing five, and losing ten. Omar Rekik scored Tunisia's seventh goal in their World Cup history, ending a drought of four consecutive matches without scoring in the first half since 2018. Additionally, the defender of Maribor, entered the history books as the first player to score a goal in the World Cup while playing in the Slovenian league. The match saw a historic and exceptional scoring tally according to the data from the "Opta" sports statistics network. Yassin Ayari scored a double in the match, becoming the third youngest player in Swedish history to score multiple goals in a single World Cup match.