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Sweden and Germany kick-off with big wins
Western Daily Press
|June 16, 2026
BRIGHTON’S Yasin Ayari struck twice and Alexander Isak was also on target as Sweden proved too strong for Tunisia in sealing a 5-1 victory in their World Cup Group F opener.
Isak put his injury-wrecked first season with Liverpool behind him, grabbing Sweden's second goal, before seizing on a defensive mishap to provide Arsenal's Viktor Gyokeres with the third.
Tunisia cruised through qualifying without conceding a goal, but were behind inside seven minutes in Monterrey as they failed to deal with a ball over the top.
Goalkeeper Mouhib Chamakh beat Isak to the ball and Gyokeres’ next was blocked, but Ayari - who has a Tunisian mother but opted for the country of his birth - rifled in from outside the box.
Sweden doubled their advantage just before the half hour when Isak’s shot beat Chamakh when it ought not to have done.
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