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Carthage Eagles
2004 African champions. Tunisia open qualifying against Uganda on 24 September 2026.
Road to AFCON 2027
Group H
Tunisia
Current status: Qualifying
The co-host is already qualified, so only the best-placed other team qualifies. With Uganda through as co-hosts, Tunisia must finish as the best of the other three.
No qualifier has been played yet — the table appears here after the first matchday.
Checked 21 September 2026 against CAF’s draw and fixture list.CAF fixtures
The number that defines Tunisia
17
Consecutive AFCON finals tournaments, 1994–2025
The longest unbroken run in the competition’s history, as recorded by CAF.
Iconic moment · 1965
Final · Tunisia 1965, Tunis
In only their third tournament, Tunisia hosted the six-team finals, won their group and met holders Ghana in the final in Tunis. Ghana kept the trophy with an extra-time goal from Kofi Pare.
2025
Tunisia v Uganda — AFCON 2025 group-stage highlights
Skhiri and Achouri against the side Tunisia meet first on the road to 2027.
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The team now
Forward · San Diego FC
Scored twice in the 3–1 win over Uganda at AFCON 2025 — the same opponents Tunisia face first in 2027 qualifying.
Defender · FC Lorient
Headed a goal against Nigeria at AFCON 2025 and started five of Tunisia’s six qualifiers for that tournament.
Midfielder · Espérance de Tunis
CAF’s Tunisia player to watch before AFCON 2025, and a goalscorer in qualifying for that tournament.
From the 26-man squad named on 18 September 2026 for Uganda (24 Sep) and Botswana (28 Sep) in qualifying. Clubs as at that announcement.
AFCON 2027 packages
Follow the Carthage Eagles to East Africa. Each trip works from any host country, so it holds whichever group Tunisia land in.
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A short trip built around a single fixture
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Supporter8 nightsAny host country
Two fixtures, one trip
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Host countries
Explore the three host nations while we wait for Tunisia’s official finals journey to be determined.
Safari country and East Africa’s busiest gateway
Kenya combines the region’s most connected international airport with the Maasai Mara and the Kenyan coast, making it the natural base for supporters who want football and safari in one trip.
Plan my tripZanzibar, Serengeti and the Indian Ocean
Tanzania offers the strongest holiday extension of the three hosts — Zanzibar’s beaches and the northern safari circuit are both within easy reach of the mainland gateways.
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The source of the Nile and gorilla country
Uganda is the most compact of the three hosts, with Entebbe close to Kampala and adventure travel — rafting at Jinja, gorilla trekking in the southwest — within reach of a tournament trip.
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SAFARI3 daysMaasai Mara
Kenya’s best-known reserve, reachable by light aircraft or road from Nairobi between match days.
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CITY1 dayNairobi
The national park on the city edge, the elephant orphanage and Karen — a full day without leaving Nairobi.
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BEACH4 daysZanzibar
The classic post-tournament wind-down: white sand, warm water and Stone Town, a short hop from Dar es Salaam.
Add to my tripThe story behind the shirt
The full story, the title years, the moments, the legends and every tournament — researched from CAF and dated where it can change.
Tunisia’s AFCON legacy
No country turns up to the Africa Cup of Nations as reliably as Tunisia. Morocco 2025 was their 17th finals tournament in a row, a run that began in 1994 and is the longest in the competition’s history. Their AFCON story had begun with a first appearance in Ethiopia in 1962 that ended in third place.
For four decades the title stayed just out of reach. As hosts in 1965 Tunisia reached the final in Tunis and lost to Ghana in extra time; in 1996, in the first 16-team tournament, debutant hosts South Africa beat them in the final, Mark Williams scoring twice. The breakthrough came at home in 2004, when Tunisia beat Morocco 2–1 in the final to become African champions — a moment defender Radhi Jaïdi still describes as the most powerful memory of his career.
For four decades the title stayed just out of reach. As hosts in 1965 Tunisia reached the final in Tunis and lost to Ghana in extra time; in 1996, in the first 16-team tournament, debutant hosts South Africa beat them in the final, Mark Williams scoring twice. The breakthrough came at home in 2004, when Tunisia beat Morocco 2–1 in the final to become African champions — a moment defender Radhi Jaïdi still describes as the most powerful memory of his career.
Since then the Carthage Eagles have been a fixture of the knockout rounds: quarter-finalists six times between 2006 and 2021 and semi-finalists in 2019. Youssef Msakni played at eight tournaments from 2010 to 2023, a joint record. At Morocco 2025 they beat Uganda 3–1, lost 3–2 to Nigeria and drew with Tanzania, then went out to Mali on penalties in the round of 16.
The road to 2027 has a twist. Tunisia are in Group H with co-hosts Uganda, whose place is already secure, plus Libya and Botswana, so only the best-placed of the other three teams qualifies. Mouine Chaâbani, appointed on 28 July 2026 on a four-year contract, starts at home to Uganda when qualifying begins on 24 September 2026.
1 title
Champions at home
Morocco beaten 2–1 in the final.
Tap a year for the story of that title.
1962
First AFCON
Semi-finalists in Ethiopia, then third place.
1965
Hosts and runners-up
Ghana win the final in Tunis in extra time.
1978
Fourth place
1994
Hosts — and the run begins
Out in the first round, but present at every tournament since.
1996
Runners-up
Beaten by hosts South Africa in the final.
2004
Champions at home
Morocco beaten 2–1 in the final.
2019
Fourth place
Semi-finalists in Egypt.
2025
Seventeen in a row
Round of 16; out to Mali on penalties.
Iconic moments
1996
Final · South Africa 1996
Tunisia reached a second final at the first 16-team AFCON, but debutant hosts South Africa won it, Mark Williams scoring twice.
2004
Final · Tunisia 2004
After losing the finals of 1965 and 1996, Tunisia beat Morocco 2–1 in the 2004 final on home soil to become African champions for the first time. Radhi Jaïdi has called lifting the trophy in Tunisia the most powerful memory of his career.
2025
Group C · Morocco 2025, Rabat
Tunisia opened AFCON 2025 by beating Uganda 3–1: Ellyes Skhiri headed the first and Elias Achouri scored twice. Uganda, now co-hosts of AFCON 2027, are Tunisia’s first opponents in qualifying.
Statistics
Finals tournaments through Côte d’Ivoire 2023. Qualifiers not included.
– match figures not yet verified for that edition.
Tunisia have played at every AFCON since 1994 — 17 tournaments in a row, the longest run in the competition’s history.
Tunisia have hosted three times, with three different outcomes: runners-up in 1965, out in the first round in 1994, champions in 2004.
Youssef Msakni played at eight AFCON tournaments between 2010 and 2023, sharing the record with Rigobert Song, Ahmed Hassan and André Ayew.
The 2004 final was an all-North African affair: Tunisia beat Morocco 2–1 for their only title.
Tunisia reached the 2019 semi-finals despite winning only one of their seven matches in Egypt; they drew four.
One — in 2004 on home soil, beating Morocco 2–1 in the final. They were also runners-up in 1965 and 1996.
22 times, including Morocco 2025 — and at every tournament since 1994, a record 17 in a row.
Not yet. Qualifying begins on 24 September 2026. Tunisia are in Group H with co-hosts Uganda, who are already qualified, so only the best-placed of the other teams — Tunisia, Libya and Botswana — goes through.
Uganda, Libya and Botswana. Tunisia host Uganda on 24 September 2026 and play Botswana on 28 September.
They reached the round of 16, where Mali beat them on penalties after a 1–1 draw.
Mouine Chaâbani, appointed by the Tunisian federation on 28 July 2026 on a four-year contract.
Sources · checked 21 September 2026
Historical figures cover AFCON finals tournaments only. Qualification, squads and rankings change — each is dated where it appears.
AFCON 2027
Travel to the Africa Cup of Nations in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda — arranged from anywhere in Africa and the diaspora.
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