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Where to Watch Tunisia in the 2026 FIFA World Cup: Live Stream and TV Guide

Watching Tunisia in the 2026 FIFA World Cup

The Carthage Eagles are gearing up for a challenging set of matches in Group F, where they will meet strong opponents like the Netherlands, Japan, and Sweden. The excitement is growing as fans look for ways to catch Tunisia's games live.

Match Details

Tunisia's first match is set against Sweden on June 15 at Estadio BBVA in Monterrey, Mexico. This stadium will serve as one of the main venues for their group stage clashes.

Where to Watch

In Tunisia, the 2026 FIFA World Cup broadcasts are held exclusively by beIN Sports. The channel covers the entire Middle East and North Africa region through its satellite platforms and the TOD streaming service.

TV4 Sweden streams matches in Sweden, while fans elsewhere can find the games on various networks depending on their country. For example, in Ecuador, viewers have options including free-to-air Teleamazonas, DGO (DirecTV), Paramount+, and Disney+ ESPN for selected matches.

Tunisia’s Team Base

The team has chosen the El Barrial Training Center in Monterrey as their base camp during the tournament.

Key Players to Watch

  • Ellyes Skhiri: The midfield maestro with Bundesliga experience from Eintracht Frankfurt, crucial for controlling the game tempo.
  • Hannibal Mejbri: Brings flair and creativity in attack, vital for unlocking tight defenses.
  • Montassar Talbi: Defensive leader from FC Lorient, providing stability at the back.
  • Ali Abdi: Offers attacking support from the left flank.
  • Elias Saad: Forward in clinical form at Hannover 96.
  • Ismaël Gharbi: Versatile attacker adding dynamism up front.
  • Youssef Msakni: Veteran presence bringing leadership and experience.

Broadcasting Across the Globe

Around the world, multiple broadcasters hold the rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup:

World Cup History and Context

Tunisia has qualified for the FIFA World Cup seven times including the 2026 event. Their previous appearances were in 1978, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2018, and 2022. The team combines experienced players with emerging talent, aiming to make an impact in this tournament.

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