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In the Winsunited Tournament, Tunisia challenged Croatia, 3rd at the last World Cup, on Saturday March 23. The Croatians won 5-4 on penalties, after a 0-0 scoreline at the end of normal time. The Croatians dominated the game, with 14 shots, including 4 on target, and 71% possession. As for the Tunisians, they took 5 shots, 1 on target. Croatia will join Egypt in the final (March 26). The Pharaohs beat New Zealand 1-0 on Friday. Tunisia, for their part, will face New Zealand in the match for 3rd place on Monday March 25.
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