Tunisia

In a dramatic encounter, the Netherlands and Japan draw 2-2, with late-game tension defining the match. Virgil van Dijk's goal in the 51st minute gives the Netherlands a lead, but Japan's resilience culminates in a late equalizer. The Netherlands' 60% possession underscores their territorial control, yet Japan's persistence ensures a shared result.

Sweden secures a dominant 5-1 victory over Tunisia, establishing control early with Yasin Ayari's goal in the 7th minute. Sweden's offensive prowess is evident with a 7-2 advantage in shots on target, allowing them to dictate the match's tempo and territory, leaving Tunisia struggling to respond effectively.

Japan's 4-0 victory over Tunisia is defined by their possession dominance, which allowed them to dictate the match tempo and territory. Daichi Kamada's early goal in the 4th minute set the tone, while Ayase Ueda's performance further solidified their control. Japan's 11-2 shot advantage underscores their offensive superiority and defensive stability.

The Netherlands' 3-1 victory over Tunisia is defined by their possession dominance, controlling 72% of the game. Despite Ellyes Skhiri's early goal for Tunisia in the 3rd minute, the Dutch quickly seized control, with Brian Brobbey playing a pivotal role in their comeback, ensuring territorial control and limiting Tunisia's attacking opportunities.