Tunisia coach denies tactical blunder

Tunisia coach Ammar Souayah denied his tactics were too negative after his side crashed out of the World Cup.

Fri, 14 Jun, 2002 - 12:13

Tunisia coach Ammar Souayah denied his tactics were too negative after his side crashed out of the World Cup.

The Africans needed to beat Japan by two clear goals to qualify but instead went down 2-0.

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