All eyes will be on Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex as Liberia host Tunisia in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers on Wednesday, 19 March 2025. View our free Liberia vs Tunisia predictions below.
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Liberia vs Tunisia predictions: Visitors to reign supreme
Key stats
- Liberia suffered five defeats in their last seven encounters with Tunisia.
- Tunisia are unbeaten in the World Cup Qualifiers so far (W3, D1).
- Liberia trailed at half-time in five of their last seven matches in all competitions.
- At least one team failed to score in 15 of Tunisia’s last 19 games.
Correct score prediction: Liberia 0-1 Tunisia
Three of Liberia's four qualifying games ended 1-0, and they were on the receiving end in two of those games. Interestingly, Tunisia have not conceded a single goal in four qualifying games so far. They won three of those games, two of which were 1-0 victories.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Tunisia are clear favourites
- HOME: 19/5 (4.80) – 20.8%
- DRAW: 2/1 (3.00) – 33.3%
- AWAY: 3/4 (1.75) – 57.1%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
It is important to note that while Liberia have seven points from a possible 12, they have a 1-1-2 win-draw-loss record. This is because although they lost to Equatorial Guinea, they were awarded the win because their opponents fielded an ineligible player.
On the other hand, Tunisia have been impressive in the World Cup Qualifiers, earning 10 points from four games without conceding.
With that in mind, it is unsurprising that Tunisia are the expected winners at 3/4 (1.75). Teams with these odds generally have a 57.1% probability of winning.
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Interestingly, eight of Tunisia's last 11 matches went below the 1.5-goal threshold. Keeping in mind that fewer than two goals were scored in three of Liberia's four qualifying games thus far, under 1.5 total goals has an appealing look at 5/4 (2.25). That one has a 44.4% chance of landing.
Most recent H2Hs: First encounter since 2016
The most recent clash between Liberia and Tunisia took place in September 2016. In 10 previous meetings between these sides, Tunisia have five wins, two draws and three defeats.
Moreover, Tunisia have two wins in as many encounters with Liberia in the World Cup qualifiers, after winning their two meetings in the France '98 qualifying rounds.
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification 04/09/16
Tunisia
Liberia
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification 05/09/15
Liberia
Tunisia
Liberia preview: A few absentees
Thomas Kojo named a 24-man squad for Liberia's games against Tunisia and Sao Tome. There are a few notable absentees, including Mo Sangare, Emmanuel Ernest, Brem Soumaoro and Mohamed Kamara.
Predicted lineup: Koulibaly (GK), Teclar, Dweh, Balde, Pabai, D. Teah, Sesay, Dorley, Salmon, Tweh & Gibson.
Africa - World Cup Qualifying 24/03/25
W
Sao Tome e Principe
1
Liberia
2
Africa - World Cup Qualifying 19/03/25
L
Tunisia
1
Liberia
0
African Nations C'ship Qualifying 28/12/24
L
Senegal
3
Liberia
0
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification 17/11/24
L
Algeria
5
Liberia
1
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification 13/11/24
W
Togo
0
Liberia
1
Tunisia preview: Eyeing a third consecutive World Cup appearance
The new Tunisia coach, Sami Trabelsi, made several changes to his first squad since taking over last month, as he looks to maintain their bid for outright FIFA World Cup qualification.
Predicted lineup: Dahmen (GK), Ghorbel, Romdhane, Ouanes, Abdi, Slimani, Laidouni, Mejri, Skhiri, Achouri & Saad.
Africa - World Cup Qualifying 24/03/25
W
Malawi
0
Tunisia
2
Africa - World Cup Qualifying 19/03/25
W
Liberia
0
Tunisia
1
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification 18/11/24
L
Gambia
1
Tunisia
0
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification 14/11/24
W
Madagascar
2
Tunisia
3
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification 15/10/24
D
Comoros
1
Tunisia
1
Player to watch: Hazem Mestouri
Although Hazem Mestouri has yet to score for Tunisia, he registered one assist in his two international appearances. The US Monastir forward has been in sensational form, scoring six goals and providing an assist in his last seven appearances. It will be interesting to see if Mestouri will score his first international goal this week.