Tunisia National Football Team Tickets

Football flair with Tunisia National Soccer Team tickets

The Tunisia National Soccer Team, proudly known as the Eagles of Carthage, has only been playing on the international stage since the late 1950s, given that prior to this, the country was an African colony of France. They did field an unofficial team from 1928 onwards, however, facing the France National Football Team B-side in their first-ever match. As one of today's top African teams, they play an exciting brand of football, and so you'll find plenty of matches if you want to watch them in the international season. We display all available games in our continuously updated schedule, allowing you to hover over the match you're interested in and select the area where you want to be seated. You can sometimes get last-minute deals right up to kick-off time – we'll instantly send an e-ticket to your smartphone. You can also sell your Tunisia National Soccer Team tickets on StubHub if you can't make a game.

The Tunisia National Soccer Team rises to African dominance

From small beginnings in the regional Arab Cup in the '60s, winning the final in 1963 against opposition like Syria and the Jordan National Football Team, the Tunisians have progressed to become one of the longstanding powerhouses of African football. They've qualified for numerous world championship tournaments and won even more African championship cups. The team holds the honour of registering the first win for an African team in the world championship when they beat the Mexico National Soccer Team in 1978. They even went one better in the next round by holding the powerful Germany National Football Team to a draw. Unfortunately, though, they were unable to advance to the quarter-finals due to a defeat at the hands of Poland.

Pick your Tunisia National Soccer Team match tickets

Using StubHub, you can buy Tunisia National Soccer Team tickets for many of their high-profile games. For the most exciting and intense matches, look for fixtures against Tunisia's biggest rivals, Egypt, Morocco, and the neighbouring Algeria National Soccer Team, the latter being the fiercest of these rivalries. Since around 2014, after a few decades spent in the footballing doldrums, the Tunisian team has seen a resurgence in performance with more world championship and other international qualification successes. This form has continued ever since and led to them rocketing into the top 20 teams in the world rankings in 2018. So go and watch a few games to catch some North African soccer flair.