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Ex-Eagles coach, Rohr backs Tunisia for second spot in Group D of 2022 world cup

Former Super Eagles head coach, Gernot Rohr believes the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia can challenge Denmark for second position in Group D of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
Holders France are favourites to finish top of the group, with former European champions Denmark expected to come second ahead of Tunisia and Australia.
Rohr insists Tunisia finishing second behind Les Blues is not unrealistic.
“This is your chance. They (Tunisia) have a chance to challenge Denmark for second place, albeit as underdogs,” Rohr told Wettbassis.
Tunisia will open their campaign against Denmark at the Education City Stadium, Al Rayyan on Tuesday (today).
The North Africans will later face Australia and France
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