Belgium Defeat Tunisia 5:0

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup set to begin on the pitches of North America, national teams are playing intensive warm-up matches to test their strength and refine their tactical systems. One such important friendly brought together star-studded European side Belgium and Tunisia, an unpredictable and determined representative of Africa.
In this friendly hosted on Belgian soil, fans witnessed an exciting, goal-filled football show dominated by the hosts. Belgium scored five unanswered goals to secure a deserved and emphatic victory.
A goal parade and a flawless performance by the Red Devils
The hosts took control from the opening whistle, attacking actively and making the most of their chances. The goals came in the following order:
The opening goal: In the 28th minute, the Arsenal star from London Leandro Trossard opened the scoring to put his team ahead.
Growing pressure: At the start of the second half, in the 53rd minute, the talented Charles De Ketelaere extended Belgium’s lead.
The captain’s class: The renowned playmaker Kevin De Bruyne showed his quality in the 65th minute to make it 3:0.
The finishing touches: Tunisia’s defence completely collapsed late on. In the 85th minute, Dodi Lukebakio scored, and two minutes later, in the 87th minute, Nicolas Raskin set the final score at 5:0.
Friendly Match Summary (Scoreboard)
The concise statistical overview of today’s match is presented in the following specially integrated table:
Match status | Teams and final score | Goalscorers and minutes |
Friendly match | Belgium — Tunisia (5:0) | L. Trossard (28') C. De Ketelaere (53') K. De Bruyne (65') D. Lukebakio (85') N. Raskin (87') |
Next up: the demanding challenges of the World Cup
This match was an excellent opportunity for both national-team coaches to identify their squads’ strengths and weaknesses before the World Cup. Both teams are set to face serious challenges at the upcoming tournament:
Belgium, coached by Rudi Garcia, will compete in Group Stage of the 2026 World Cup against Egypt, Iran and New Zealand.
Tunisia have been drawn into one of the tournament’s toughest groups, with Japan, Sweden and the Netherlands as their opponents.
Zamin’s analysis: Belgium’s convincing victory over Tunisia shows that the team are in excellent psychological and tactical shape ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Rudi Garcia has quickly found an impressive balance between his star players and emerging talents. It was a heavy defeat for Tunisia, but identifying such weaknesses before competitive matches against top sides like Japan and the Netherlands could prove valuable. We wish both national teams attractive and meaningful matches on the pitches of North America.
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