Neutral, I'm not in the business of scamming anyone, this is not a premium World Cup game.
Between them, in their 33 matches on the biggest gaming stage, these countries have won only four times. They average less than a goal per game each. This was grissini stale at the start of the banquet.
Mow the lawn. Play with your children. Call your mother. Smash the doubts in bulk and leave them on the stove all day so when France v Denmark and Argentina v Mexico come around you can watch comfortably.
Australian and Tunisian Leaders, THIS IS THE BIG ONE! You probably won't get a better chance on the game's biggest stage! Tonight's win gets you even closer to the knockout phase! What time to live!?
Tunisia will start the pair more optimistic. The Eagles of Carthage held their ground against Denmark a few days ago and arrived in Qatar with recent wins over Iran, Chile and Japan. They are also one of the best supporting teams in the zone with lots of locals and neutrals backing Arab challengers. Australia did not enter the World Cup with great ambition and those expectations were not revised after their crushing defeat to France. Simply put, this is a limited squad, and looks to be up against such a tough opponent.
But Australia's World Cup campaign will always culminate in this contest. If they escape defeat to a country just eight places above them in the FIFA rankings, their tournament will still go to a do-or-die clash with Denmark. Today's win turned that fight into a safety belt.
Graham Arnold has told his team to handle France's defeat like a friendly and consider their group stage a two-game affair. Changes to the starting XI are expected, particularly at right-back, with Nathaniel Atkinson set to be replaced after Kylian Mbappé cremated Tasmania's joie de vivre. "This is a great lesson for the kid, he will forget it," Arnold said after that. This article was written by EDUKASI CAMPUS.