Faouzi Benzarti, coach of the Tunisian national football team, stressed the importance of the match. MadagascarTomorrow evening, Thursday, September 4, in the first round of the qualifiers for the Africa Cup of Nations “Morocco 2025”.
and prepared Carthage Eagles To play two matches during the month of September; the first against the Madagascar national team on Thursday, September 5, which will be held at the Olympic Stadium “Hamadi Agrebi” in Rades, and the second against Gambia, which will be held in Morocco on Sunday, September 8, as part of the first and second rounds of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Tunisia is participating in the continental qualifiers in Group 1, along with Madagascar, Comoros, and Gambia. It hopes that the qualifiers for the upcoming tournament will be the beginning of the road to the title that has been absent since 2004.
Tunisia coach raises spirit of challenge
Faouzi Benzarti said in the match’s press conference that he is looking to present a good performance in order to achieve victories during the coming period, indicating that good performance is the key to success for him throughout his career.
He asked his players to apply the playing style during the match to facilitate their mission of collecting the three points in the end, stressing the difficulty of the matches against Madagascar and Gambia. He added that the fighting spirit of the players on the field is the most important to him and through it the competitor will not get any chances during the match.
About the presence Youssef Al-Masakni In the Carthage Eagles list after a long absence, Faouzi Benzarti said that his presence is important from a moral point of view, and he explained that Youssef Msakni has been suffering from an injury for more than a month, so his chances of participating in the first match against Madagascar seem very slim.
It is worth noting that right defender Yan Valery will not participate in the match due to injury, joining the list of many players excluded due to injury, such as Elias Saad, Elias Skhiri and Mohamed Al-Hajj Mahmoud.
