Top 3 Bets Summary
- Full-Time Result: Draw
- Goals Market: Both Teams to Score
- Asian Goal Line: Over 2.0 Goals
Sweden vs Tunisia Match Details
- Location: To be confirmed
- Stadium: To be confirmed
- Date: 15/06/2026
- Kick-off Time: 04:00 SAST
Top 3 Betting Picks for Sweden vs Tunisia
Here are our experts’ top three Sweden vs Tunisia predictions for this crucial tournament opener.
| Picks | Winner prediction | Type of bet | Odds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pick 1 | Draw | Full-Time Result | 3.40 |
| Pick 2 | Yes | Both Teams To Score | 2.00 |
| Pick 3 | Over 2.0 | Asian Goal Line | 1.67 |
Pick 1: Full-Time Result: Draw
While the odds favour Sweden, their recent performances suggest a win is far from guaranteed. Tunisia have also been struggling for consistent form, making the draw a compelling value play in the Full-Time Result market. This looks like a tight affair where both sides could cancel each other out.
- Sweden have won just two of their last 10 matches, with three ending in a draw.
- Tunisia have also drawn three of their last 10 games, including two of their four matches at the recent AFCON.
- Both teams failed to win their final warm-up matches, making it difficult to back either with confidence.
Pick 2: Goals Market: Both Teams To Score
Sweden’s defensive frailties under Graham Potter are well-documented, but their attacking firepower is undeniable. This combination points towards a game where both goalkeepers will be busy. The Both Teams to Score market at odds of 2.00 offers excellent value.
- Both teams have scored in all six of Sweden’s matches under their new manager, with those games seeing an average of four goals.
- The Swedes failed to keep a single clean sheet in their eight qualifying matches for the 2026 tournament.
- Tunisia have scored in seven of their last nine matches, averaging 1.44 goals per game during that run.
Pick 3: Asian Goal Line: Over 2.0 Goals
With Sweden’s potent strike force and porous backline, goals seem likely. The Over 2.0 Asian Goal Line provides a safety net. If exactly two goals are scored, the stake is refunded, while three or more goals secure a win. This is a solid pick for any accumulator.
- Sweden’s defensive issues were highlighted in their 2-2 draw with Greece, where the Greeks registered an xG of 2.05.
- With Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres leading the line, Sweden possesses the quality to breach any defence.
- Tunisia’s defence was rarely tested in a weak qualifying group and conceded five against Belgium, suggesting they may struggle against top European attacks.
Recent Form & Head-to-Head
Sweden’s path to the finals was unconventional. They failed to win any of their six qualifying group games but secured a playoff spot via the Nations League, where they beat Ukraine and Poland. Defensively, they remain a concern, having not kept a clean sheet in their last eight competitive fixtures. Their attack, featuring Isak and Gyokeres, remains their biggest strength.
Tunisia, conversely, dominated their African qualifying group with an unbeaten record and no goals conceded. However, their form against stronger European opposition is questionable, as shown in recent friendly defeats. The head-to-head record is sparse and outdated, with the last meeting being a friendly in 2003, making recent form a much more reliable indicator for our Sweden vs Tunisia betting tips.
Thu, 26 Mar  (0.98 xG) 1 (2.59 xG) 3 |
Tue, 31 Mar (1.84 xG) 3  (1.09 xG) 2 |
Mon, 1 Jun  3 1 |
Thu, 4 Jun 2  2 |
Mon, 15 Jun  | 02:00 |
Sat, 20 Jun  | 17:00 |
Thu, 25 Jun  | 23:00 |
Tue, 30 Dec  1 1 |
Sat, 3 Jan  4 1 (3) |
Sun, 29 Mar  0 1 |
Wed, 1 Apr  0 0 |
Mon, 1 Jun  1 0 |
Sat, 6 Jun  5 0 | |
Mon, 15 Jun | 02:00 |
Sun, 21 Jun | 04:00 |
Thu, 25 Jun | 23:00 |
Match Preview: Sweden vs Tunisia
The stakes are incredibly high as Sweden and Tunisia kick off their campaigns in what promises to be a fiercely competitive group. This opening fixture is widely seen as a must-win for both nations if they harbour serious ambitions of reaching the knockout stages. A loss for either side would be a massive blow to their progression hopes.
Sweden enter as favourites, but their inconsistent form makes them vulnerable. Graham Potter’s side has shown it can score goals but struggles to control games and keep clean sheets. Tunisia will look to leverage their solid qualifying record, but the question remains whether their defence can handle the step up in quality against a formidable European strike partnership.
Team News & Predicted Lineups
Sweden may be without Anthony Elanga, who is a doubt after picking up a knock against Greece. This could lead to a formidable front two of Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres starting together. Key defender Victor Lindelöf is expected to be fit to start.
Tunisia arrives with a relatively clean bill of health. Midfielder Hannibal Mejbri is expected to be available for selection after missing a recent friendly, likely slotting into the engine room alongside Ellyes Skhiri and Ismael Gharbi. Aymen Dahmen will be crucial in goal against Sweden’s dangerous forwards.
Sweden Predicted Lineup: (3-4-1-2) Nordfelt; Starfelt, Lagerbielke, Lindelof; Svensson, Karlstrom, Ayari, Gudmundsson; Nygren; Isak, Gyokeres
Tunisia Predicted Lineup: (4-3-3) Dahmen; Valery, Bronn, Talbi, Abdi; Mejbri, Skhiri, Gharbi; Tounekti, Achouri, Mastouri
| 1Jacob Widell Zetterström |
| 6Herman Johansson |
| 11Anthony Elanga |
| 13Ken Sema |
| 14Hjalmar Ekdal |
| 15Carl Starfelt |
| 19Mattias Svanberg |
| 20Eric Smith |
| 22Besfort Zeneli |
| 24Elliot Stroud |
| 25Gustaf Nilsson |
| 26Taha Abdi Ali |
| 7Lucas Bergvall |
| 8Daniel Svensson |
| 12Viktor Johansson |
| 5Adem Arous |
| 8Elias Saad |
| 9Hazem Mastouri |
| 12Mortadha Ben Ouanes |
| 14Khalil Ayari |
| 15Mohamed Belhadj Mahmoud |
| 18Rayan Elloumi |
| 21Mohamed Amine Ben Hamida |
| 22Sabri Ben Hessen |
| 23Moutaz Neffati |
| 24Raed Chikhaoui |
| 26Sebastian Tounekti |
| 25Anis Ben Slimane |
| 6Dylan Bronn |
| 16Aymen Dahmen |
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