Tunisia did not ask for so much.
In the first leg of qualification for the final phase of the 2022 World Cup, the Tunisians held the draw perfectly (0-0) after thirty-four minutes of play. But the former defender of PSG, Moussa Sissako, who did not has never played in the Parisian first team, will stand out in spite of himself.
While Mali spins the ball around their area, Tunisia moderately presses the defenders.
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What a huge mistake by Sissako!
It's a gift for the Carthage Eagles who open the scoring đ
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Kouyaté passes the ball to Sissako, placed in the center just in front of his surface.
And without looking at the position of his goalkeeper, the Malian sends a back pass that is far too violent and out of reach of his doorman.
To everyone's surprise, Tunisia opened the scoring (0-1, 35th) on one of the most ridiculous own goals of the year.
And that's just the beginning of poor Sissako's misfortunes.
A few moments later, still tormented by his improbable blunder, he fouls Seifeddine Jaziri who was about to enter the Malian area.
He was the last defender and is therefore logically expelled.
The perfect nightmare in front of his audience.
