Sweden vs Tunisia Stats, Match Statistics, xG & Player Data

GROUP F  ·  MATCH 12  ·  STATS

SWEDEN

FIFA #42

22:00

ET  ·  14 JUN 2026

Estadio Monterrey
(Monterrey)

TUNISIA

FIFA #420

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The Sweden vs Tunisia stats hub tracks Group F Match 12 at Estadio Monterrey, where the Sweden national football team meet the Tunisia national football team. The Sweden squad and fixtures and Tunisia squad and fixtures shape a tight statistical matchup built around Swedish shot quality, Tunisian defensive control, and set-piece discipline. Kickoff is 22:00 ET on 14 Jun 2026.

The match sits in the World Cup 2026 Group F standings and fixtures race with Netherlands and Japan. It takes place at Estadio BBVA in Monterrey, which FIFA lists as Estadio Monterrey for the tournament. The broader World Cup 2026 stats and records tracker will connect this game to tournament-wide xG, shots, possession, and player data once official feeds open.

Sweden vs Tunisia Stats – Match Statistics Overview

Sweden enter with a narrow attacking edge in the current public team data. They average 1.6 goals, 10.1 shots, and 1.26 xG per match. Tunisia average 1.4 goals, 9.9 shots, and 1.18 xG per match.

Tunisia bring the stronger defensive profile. They concede 1.0 goal per match and show a 30% clean-sheet rate. Sweden concede 1.8 goals per match and show a 10% clean-sheet rate, so their attack needs to offset defensive risk.

Sweden vs Tunisia Stats Snapshot

The snapshot uses verified pre-match team averages before FIFA publishes official live-event data. The available set covers xG, goals, shots, shots on target, possession, fouls, clean sheets, and goals conceded. Corners, tackles, passing maps, saves, and card counts remain yet to be confirmed.

Attacking Stats Comparison

Sweden hold the small attacking lead before kickoff. Their xG, shots, shots on target, and scoring average all sit above Tunisia’s current marks. The gap is narrow, so Sweden need Viktor Gyokeres and Anthony Elanga to turn volume into clear chances.

Tunisia still carry a credible route through efficiency. Their 14% shot-conversion rate sits close to Sweden’s 16%, and Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane leads the scoring set. Tunisia can keep the match tight if they protect central areas and attack second balls.

Defensive Stats Comparison

Tunisia lead the defensive comparison on goals conceded and clean sheets. Their 1.0 goals-conceded average gives them a better baseline than Sweden’s 1.8. That matters because Sweden’s attack does not hold a large xG advantage.

The xG-against line keeps the comparison closer. Sweden allow 1.46 xG per match, while Tunisia allow 1.28. Tunisia still have the better chance-prevention number, but both teams give opponents enough looks to make finishing quality decisive.

Passing and Possession Analysis

Possession is almost even before kickoff. Sweden average 50%, while Tunisia average 49% in the current public source. The card normalizes those figures into a 51-49 split, so the visual comparison sums to 100 percent.

Full passing data is not available from the official match feed yet. Pass totals, pass accuracy, key passes, long balls, and crossing accuracy stay yet to be confirmed. The cleaner pre-match read combines possession with xG, shot volume, fouls, and defensive output.

Key Player Statistics

Player event data will update once the official match feed begins. The current player card uses verified public team-player leaders and avoids invented match events. Any player passes, tackles, shots, or player xG values outside the source set remain N/A.

Sweden – Viktor Gyokeres

Viktor Gyokeres leads Sweden’s scoring set with four goals in the current public data. He also adds one assist, so Sweden can use him as both finisher and pressure outlet. His duel with Tunisia’s center backs should define Sweden’s best attacking spells.

Tunisia – Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane

Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane leads Tunisia with four goals in the current public data. His midfield scoring gives Tunisia a route beyond direct striker play. If Sweden leave space around the edge of the box, Tunisia can punish loose second balls.

Expected Goals Analysis

The xG comparison gives Sweden a 1.26 to 1.18 edge. That is not a large gap, so the matchup should depend on shot location and transition control. Sweden need to raise chance quality rather than rely on volume alone.

The xG-against comparison favors Tunisia at 1.28 against Sweden’s 1.46. Tunisia also concede fewer goals and keep more clean sheets. Sweden can still tilt the game if they start fast and keep Tunisia from settling into a compact block.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Sweden vs Tunisia stats profile starts with verified pre-match averages and will move to official live data once FIFA opens the feed.

Sweden carry the narrow attacking edge, while Tunisia bring the stronger defensive numbers.

The match can swing on whether Sweden convert early pressure or Tunisia slow the tempo through midfield control.