Postat 90 minutes plus 5
Match ends, Austria 1, Tunisia 0.
Friendlies Scores & Fixtures
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Team Lineups
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home team,Austria
Manager:Ralf Rangnick
Formation:4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Pitch Formation
Starting lineup
Substitutes
home team,Austria
away team,Tunisia
Manager:Sabri Lamouchi
Formation:4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Pitch Formation
Starting lineup
away team,Tunisia
Match Officials
- Referee:
- Jeremie Pignard
- Video Assistant Referee:
- Bastien Dechepy
- Assistant Referee 1:
- Aurelien Drouet
- Assistant Referee 2:
- Alexis Auger
- Fourth Official:
- Stéphanie Frappart
- Assistant VAR Official:
- Nicolas Rainville
Match Stats
Key, Austria v TunisiaBasic Stats
Overall possession
Austria 58.7%Tunisia 41.3%
Shots
Austria 9Tunisia 14Shots on target
Austria 4Tunisia 2Total touches inside the opposition box
Austria 22Tunisia 25Goalkeeper saves
Austria 2Tunisia 3Aerial duels won
Austria 13Tunisia 14Fouls committed
Austria 12Tunisia 12Corners
Austria 2Tunisia 4In-depth match stats
Attack
Shots
Austria 9Tunisia 14Shots on target
Austria 4Tunisia 2Shots off target
Austria 5Tunisia 9Attempts out of box
Austria 3Tunisia 7Hit woodwork
Austria 2Tunisia 3Total offsides
Austria 1Tunisia 2Distribution
Total passes
Austria 466Tunisia 328Pass accuracy %
Austria 89.1Tunisia 85.7Backward passes
Austria 93Tunisia 56Forward passes
Austria 133Tunisia 107Total long balls
Austria 45Tunisia 37Successful final third passes
Austria 68Tunisia 66Total crosses
Austria 14Tunisia 11Defence
Total tackles
Austria 15Tunisia 10Won tackle %
Austria 73.3Tunisia 70Fouls committed
Austria 12Tunisia 12Total yellow cards
Austria 2Tunisia 1Total clearances
Austria 22Tunisia 24Season so far
Friendlies
Key, Austria v Tunisia
Form guide
All competitions
Austria won
v South Korea
1
0
Friendlies
Tunisia draw
v Canada
0
0
Friendlies
Austria won
v Ghana
5
1
Friendlies
Tunisia won
v Haiti
0
1
Friendlies
Austria draw
v Bosnia-Herzegovina
1
1
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers
Tunisia draw
v Mali
1
1
CAF Africa Cup of Nations
Austria won
v Cyprus
0
2
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers
Tunisia draw
v Tanzania
1
1
CAF Africa Cup of Nations
Austria lose
v Romania
1
0
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers
Tunisia lose
v Nigeria
3
2
CAF Africa Cup of Nations
Previous meetings
All competitions
Austria and TunisiaAustria Won 1Tunisia Won 0
Played2
Draw 1
Previous scores
All competitions
Friendlies
Austria 0 , Tunisia 0 on the 20th of November 2007
Austria
Tunisia
20th of November 2007
Austria 2 , Tunisia 1 on the 26th of May 1998
Austria
Tunisia
26th of May 1998
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Match Facts
Austria are unbeaten in their two previous international matches against Tunisia, winning 2-1 at home on 27th May 1998 and drawing 0-0 at home on 21st November 2007. Both matches were played at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion, with the 1998 fixture also serving as preparation for a World Cup.
Austria are unbeaten in their last 13 home matches (W10 D3), their longest such run in the association's history. The Austrian team have lost just one of their last 19 home matches (W14 D4), a 2-3 defeat against Belgium in October 2023.
Austria have lost their last two international matches played on a Monday – 0-1 against France at EURO 2024 in June and 1-2 against Norway in a Nations League match in Oslo in September 2024. The ÖFB team have never lost three consecutive Monday matches in their 22 previous games played on that day.
Tunisia are unbeaten in their last six friendly matches (W3 D3) and have kept clean sheets in their last two friendly matches – a 1-0 win against Haiti and a 0-0 draw against Canada, both at BMO Field in Toronto.
Marcel Sabitzer has scored in two consecutive international appearances, with both goals being the opener – against Ghana (5-1) and South Korea (1-0). Scoring in three consecutive international appearances would be a first for the 32-year-old. With his next international goal, Sabitzer (currently 25 goals) will draw level with Matthias Sindelar and Andreas Herzog (26 goals each) in Austria's all-time top goalscorer list.
