Belgium continued their impressive form with a commanding 5-0 victory over Tunisia in an international friendly match as part of their preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The European side started the match strongly, controlling possession and creating numerous scoring chances throughout the first half before taking an early lead through Leandro Trossard.
Charles De Ketelaere added a second goal before the break, putting Tunisia under heavy pressure heading into halftime.
The second half was equally dominant for Belgium, with further goals coming from Kevin De Bruyne, Dodi Lukebakio, and Nico Raskin, who sealed the emphatic win with a late strike.
Tunisia struggled to respond, as they were outpaced and outclassed in both creativity and finishing, failing to register a goal throughout the 90 minutes.
The result sends a strong message to Belgium’s World Cup rivals, with head coach Rudi Garcia using the match to test his squad and refine his attacking system.
For Tunisia, the heavy defeat serves as an important lesson ahead of major international competitions, highlighting the need to improve both defensive organization and attacking efficiency.
