Tunisia's fans prove the World Cup needs to embrace the Arab world, not shun it 🟢 Analysis by MsiDouglas
drew back the curtain on this World Cup, the opprobrium disguised a salient point. The tournament should absolutely be shared around and taken to the Arab world. The problem was always the compromise, the darkness lurking behind the process that took them there and the examples of intolerance that have emerged since.
It was the backdrop to this one that made it as entertaining as any 0-0 draw you’ll see. Played out in splendid isolation, Denmark win this match up nine times out of 10. But Tunisian sinews were strained that bit tighter because of the passion of their support. They were more than worthy of a point, helmed by the excellent Laidouni while their goal was protected by the magnificent Dahmen.
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