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France will hope to continue the near-flawless start to their World Cup defence on Wednesday as they face Tunisia in their final Group D game.<\/p>\n
Many questioned whether the 2018 champions would be able to cope without influential midfield duo N\u2019Golo Kant\u00e9 and Paul Pogba heading into the tournament while Ballon d\u2019Or winner Karim Benzema has yet to feature due to injury but Didier Deschamps\u2019 team have quickly silenced the doubters \u2013 beating Australia and then Denmark in their first two group games to qualify for the last 16.<\/p>\n
As their goal difference is six better than the only side that can catch them, the Socceroos, France look to have already won the group but they won\u2019t want to take their pedal off the gas as they build momentum for the knockout stages.<\/p>\n
Tunisia need to beat Les Bleus \u2013 a feat they\u2019ve achieved in a competitive fixture just once in their history \u2013 to have any chance of making it to the round of 16.<\/p>\n
Even then they\u2019ll need the result in Group D\u2019s other game to go their way, as if Australia win or Denmark win and better their scoreline, the Eagles of Carthage will be heading home before the fun really begins.<\/p>\n
RadioTimes.com<\/a> has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Tunisia v France on TV and online.<\/p>\n For more World Cup features check out: World Cup 2022 kits ranked<\/a> | World Cup 2022 stadiums<\/a> | World Cup 2022 fixtures<\/a> | Best players in the world 2022<\/a><\/strong><\/p>