Strict Guidelines Issued for Tunisian Fans Ahead of Sweden Match in 2026 World Cup

The Tunisian Football Federation announced strict regulations for fans ahead of the national team’s match against Sweden in the 2026 World Cup. The official statement, released on Saturday, outlines key organizational and security measures for the upcoming game.

Tunisia is set to face Sweden on Monday, June 15, at 5 AM local time in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and at 6 AM in the UAE. This match marks the opening round of Group F, which also includes the Netherlands and Japan.

The World Cup kicked off last Thursday with a match between Mexico and South Africa, and will conclude on July 19.

The federation announced that stadium gates will open at 5 PM, urging fans to arrive early to avoid congestion and facilitate entry into the stands.

Weather forecasts indicate potential rain on match day, leading officials to prohibit umbrellas inside the stadium. Fans are advised to wear hats or head-covering clothing instead.

The use of flares and fireworks is strictly forbidden within the stadium and its vicinity. Additionally, fans are not allowed to bring any type of bottles into the venue; however, beverage sales points will be available inside.

The statement emphasized a complete ban on displaying political banners or slogans, with thorough security checks to be conducted at stadium entrances.

The federation warned that violations of these guidelines could result in penalties under Mexican law, as well as potential sporting and financial sanctions against the Tunisian Football Federation.

In conclusion, the federation urged Tunisian fans to adhere to these regulations and respect local laws, contributing to a positive representation of Tunisian supporters during this global event.