The Netherlands powered past Tunisia to seal top spot in Group F at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Sunderland's Brian Brobbey grabbing his third goal of the tournament in a comfortable win.
Brobbey continued his impressive run, finding the net once again to lead the Dutch attack. Frenkie de Jong turned in yet another composed display in midfield, steadying the tempo as his side controlled possession and limited Tunisia's chances.
The result locks the Netherlands into first place in the group, giving them a favorable path in the knockout stage. With the expanded 48-team format, third-placed teams also advance, but winning the group avoids a potential early matchup against another group's top side.
Next up for the Dutch is a Round of 32 clash, while Tunisia must wait to see if they advance as one of the best third-placed finishers. The schedule leaves little rest as the tournament moves into its decisive phase.