Our Predictions
Tunisia leads the group unbeaten (25 points), while Namibia has struggled away and recently lost to Liberia. The hosts have won 4 of their last 5 home matches and have a strong head-to-head record. With odds at 1.48, Tunisia are strong favorites to win.
Recent matches between these two have mostly been low-scoring (0-0, 0-1, 2-0). Tunisia is defensively solid, averaging 0.75 clean sheets per game, and may rotate players now that they're qualified. Odds of 1.60 suggest a close, controlled match.
Tunisia have kept several clean sheets in qualification, while Namibia has trouble scoring against top sides. Namibia has scored only once in their last three meetings with Tunisia. Odds at 1.50 reflect a likely Tunisian shutout.
Welcome to Extratips: Tunisia vs Namibia – World Cup Qualification Match Preview
Get ready as Tunisia hosts Namibia in a high-stakes World Cup Qualifier on October 13 at 13:00 UTC. Tunisia sits comfortably at the top of Group H with 25 points (8 wins, 1 draw, 0 losses), unbeaten and already through to the next stage. Namibia trails in second with 15 points (4 wins, 3 draws, 2 losses), still fighting to secure their qualification hopes and under pressure after their recent 3-1 loss to Liberia.
Both teams have met five times in recent years; Tunisia has the edge with 3 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss. Their last duel ended in a goalless draw. Tunisia’s last five home games: 4 wins, 1 draw. Namibia’s away form: 2 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss. Tunisia’s hot streak includes a 6-0 win over Sao Tome, while Namibia needs stability at the back.
Tunisia’s strengths: home advantage, a top defence with 7 clean sheets, and sharp finishers like Ben Romdhane. Weaknesses: possible squad rotation, less urgency with qualification secured, and sometimes slow build-up. Namibia’s strengths: quick counter attacks (Shalulile), fighting spirit, and strong aerial duels. Weaknesses: leaky defence in key moments, inconsistent away form, and struggle breaking organized sides.
Key factors: Tunisia could rotate their squad, while Namibia sticks with their best XI. Injuries or tactical changes are minimal. Unique angles include: Tunisia aiming for an unbeaten record; Namibia’s last shot at a playoff; and if fringe Tunisian players step up.
Expect a lively clash packed with tension and tactical battles – with Tunisia’s class likely to shine.