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Qatar 2022: Tunisia exit with a famous win over France; Australia outclass Denmark to enter last 16 

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Qatar 2022: Tunisia exit with a famous win over France; Australia outclass Denmark to enter last 16 

Tunisia secured a famous 1-0 victory over France but it was not enough to put them into the last-16.

Didier Deschamps made nine changes with Les Blues already through to the knockout rounds as Group D winners and the team lacked cohesion and rhythm.

Tunisia were the better team and had a goal disallowed in the first half when Nader Ghandri flicked in from a free-kick but they did get one that counted in the second half.

Wahbi Khazri was allowed to charge into the box unchallenged and he finished calmly to spark mass celebrations among the Tunisian fans present in the stadium and at home.

France brought on the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Antonie Griezmann off the bench to save the day but they could not change a disjointed performance. The latter did score but after a lengthy VAR check in the last minute the goal did not stand.

Tunisia, despite victory, do not go through as Australia beat Denmark with The Aussies progressing as runner ups with France, both on six points.

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The Danes, needing victory to progress, dominated possession but were caught out on the break when Australia scored the winner on the hour mark.

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