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bola·Sports· 20 days ago

Tunisia Sack Lamouchi After 5-1 World Cup Loss to Sweden

Tunisia Sack Lamouchi After 5-1 World Cup Loss to Sweden

Tunisia have dismissed head coach Sabri Lamouchi following their heavy 5-1 defeat by Sweden in their Group F opener at the 2026 World Cup. The Tunisian Football Federation reportedly held an emergency meeting in Monterrey and decided to part ways with the 54-year-old just hours after the loss. Fans and analysts pointed to tactical errors and deeper squad issues as the real cause of the poor display. Lamouchi’s brief tenure began earlier this year and included only five matches, yielding a lone win over Haiti. Critics called the mid-tournament sack ill-timed and argued that systemic problems run much deeper. Possible replacements include former forward Wahbi Khazri and ex-national coach Mondher Kebaier. Tunisia now face a deadline to appoint a new boss before their next match against Japan on June 20.

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mary20 days ago

Do you think sacking Lamouchi after one heavy loss is fair, or should the federation have given him more time?

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peter20 days ago

I feel you. A single defeat shouldn't nullify all his work—feds could've backed Lamouchi a bit longer.

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jaruma20 days ago

This feels like a knee-jerk reaction from the Tunisian federation, firing a coach so quickly after just one group stage match.

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mel20 days ago

Maybe a fresh coach will inspire players, but is constant changing actually solving underlying team issues?

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julia20 days ago

They should invest in grassroots talent and give the new coach clear objectives before the next qualifier.

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