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Tunisia U23 Dominate DR Congo in Toulon Tournament Opener

Democratic Rep Congo U23 0 – 3 Tunisia U23
French Toulon Tournament | June 1, 2026

Tunisia’s U23 national team made a powerful statement in the prestigious Toulon Tournament, dismantling Democratic Republic of Congo U23 3-0 in their group stage opener. The North African side showcased superior organisation and clinical finishing to earn a comprehensive victory.

Match Overview

Tunisia took control from the first whistle, pressing high and forcing errors from the Congolese defence. They opened the scoring in the 14th minute when their captain slotted home after a swift counter-attack. The lead was doubled before half-time through a powerful header from a corner. In the second half, Tunisia continued to dominate possession and added a third in the 71st minute with a long-range strike that curled into the top corner. DR Congo struggled to create any meaningful chances, managing only one shot on target throughout the match.

Key Moments

  • 14' – Tunisia counter-attack goal.
  • 38' – Header from a corner makes it 2-0.
  • 71' – Spectacular long-range effort seals the win.
  • 85' – DR Congo’s only shot on target easily saved.

Tournament Context

The Toulon Tournament is a prestigious U23 competition featuring clubs and national teams from around the world. Tunisia’s convincing start puts them top of their group and signals their ambition to go far in the competition. DR Congo will need to regroup quickly to keep their knockout hopes alive.

Key Performers

Tunisia’s captain and attacking midfielder were the standout players, while the entire defensive unit remained solid. The Moroccan-born Tunisian coach will be pleased with the discipline and efficiency displayed.