Oranje take command with 2-0 half-time lead

Group F is set for its final showdown at Kansas City Stadium (Arrowhead Stadium), as Tunisia's "Eagles of Carthage" battle the Netherlands' "Oranje."

With the Netherlands already in a commanding position at the top of the group, Ronald Koeman’s side arrives in Kansas City aiming to secure the top spot and maintain their unbeaten momentum with a strong finish.

Conversely, Tunisia finds themselves in a difficult position after an early exit, but they remain determined to leave the tournament on a high note by putting up a resilient performance against the European giants.

This first-ever competitive World Cup meeting between the two teams sets up an intriguing tactical war, pitting the tactical discipline of Hervé Renard’s side—led by the experience of Ellyes Skhiri and Hannibal Mejbri—against the attacking dynamism of the Dutch squad, spearheaded by stars like Cody Gakpo and Virgil van Dijk.

While the Netherlands are heavy favorites to extend their impressive unbeaten streak, the Eagles of Carthage are playing for pride, ensuring this final group fixture will be remembered for its high-stakes drama.

It's been a dominant first-half display from the Oranje, who head into the break with a comfortable two-goal advantage. An early own goal from Ellyes Skhiri was followed by Brian Brobbey's third goal of the tournament, putting the Dutch firmly in control. Tunisia have struggled to create meaningful chances and have found it difficult to cope with the Netherlands' relentless attacking pressure.