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AFCON 2027: Tunisia name starting XI against Libya

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Tunisia are fielding Aymen Dahmen, Montassar Talbi and Ben Romdhane among others against Libya in Sfax on matchday three of the AFCON 2027 qualifiers. Captain Ben Romdhane leads the Tunisian XI before kick-off, according to Africa Top Sports.

A few minutes before kick-off, Tunisia unveiled their starting XI against Libya for matchday three of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2027 qualifiers. Captain Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane leads the Carthage Eagles, with Aymen Dahmen in goal, according to Africa Top Sports.

Tunisia’s defence consists of Montassar Talbi, Ala Ghram, Mohamed Drager and Ali Maaloul. Aissa Laidouni, Ismail Gharbi, Elyes Saad, Saif Ltaief and Firas Chaouat complete the XI announced by the Tunisian national team, reports Africa Top Sports.

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