Tunisia clings to hope alive when they battle France’s Rooster soccer!

 
The Tunisian fans hold onto mere hope for their national team to move to the round of 16 of the FIFA World Cup Qatar, despite the difficult task facing Defending champion France became, which has reserved its seat in the next round at the end of the fourth group D matches next Thursday.
Tunisian sports analysts and former players believe that the national team is required to win and wait for the result of the Australia-Denmark game in the hope of defeating the Australian team or, a tie,  so that the "Carthage Eagles" will qualify for the second round for the first time in the history of six featuring in the World Cup.
Former Tunisian international player Ali Al-Kaabi in the 1978 FIFA World Cup Argentina™ said that the task is difficult against the world Defending champion France, but not impossible, especially since the 78 team managed to halt the defending champion at the time, the German team, which was close to victory.
Tunisia is at the bottom of the group standings with one point, equal to Denmark, after they tied in the opening round. While France qualified for the round of 16, and the other three teams are competing for the second card, as Australia comes in second place with three points.
Al-Kaabi believes that the current tournament witnessed several surprises, and considers that the key to winning the match lies in team performance. Some analysts point to the possibility of France coach Didier Deschamps resting some of his prominent players after securing qualification, which would be in the interest of Tunisia if coach Jalal Al-Qadri's team could succeeds in.
Although the task has become elusive in achieving qualification for the second round for the first time in the history of Tunisia's participation in the World Cup, the fans are calling on the team to play as a club against France and cling to hope.
It seems that Morocco's victory over Belgium increased optimism and doubled the Tunisians' demands to face France with the same spirit and determination with which the team appeared against Denmark in the opening round.