Tunisia’s Line-up announced for crucial AFCON 2025 qualifier against Gambia
Tunisia, buoyed by their last-minute victory over Madagascar, is set to face Gambia on Sunday, September 8, in their second match of the AFCON 2025 qualifiers. The Carthage Eagles will be looking to build on their winning start as they take on the Scorpions at the El Abdi Stadium in El Jadida, Morocco.
The Tunisian squad, under the guidance of head coach Jalel Kadri, will see Aissa Laïdouni taking his place in the starting lineup, alongside key midfielders Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane and Ferjani Sassi.
Sassi, who was instrumental in securing the win against Madagascar with a decisive goal, will be aiming to replicate his performance in this crucial encounter.
Tunisia’s line-up for the match features a blend of experience and youthful energy. Amanallah Memmiche will be between the posts, providing a strong last line of defense.
The backline will be anchored by Yassine Meriah and Montassar Talbi, with Raed Bouchniba and Ali Abdi providing width and defensive cover from the flanks.
In midfield, Laïdouni will be a key figure, expected to control the tempo of the game alongside Ben Romdhane and Sassi.
Hamza Rafia, known for his creative play, will look to link up with Mortadha Ben Ouannes and Ali Youssef in the attack, aiming to break down Gambia’s defense and create scoring opportunities.
The match is expected to be a tough test for Tunisia, as Gambia will be eager to secure their first points in the qualifiers.
However, with a solid line-up and the momentum from their previous win, the Carthage Eagles will be confident of continuing their positive start to the AFCON 2025 qualification campaign.
Tunisia’s Starting Line-up:
- Goalkeeper: Amanallah Memmiche
- Defenders: Raed Bouchniba, Yassine Meriah, Montassar Talbi, Ali Abdi
- Midfielders: Aissa Laïdouni, Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane, Ferjani Sassi
- Forwards: Hamza Rafia, Mortadha Ben Ouannes, Ali Youssef
The clash against Gambia promises to be a defining moment in Tunisia’s quest to secure a spot in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, with fans eagerly anticipating another strong performance from their national team
