
Hervé Renard, the interim coach of Tunisia, has called on his players to restore pride and dignity in their last match of the FIFA World Cup, following a disappointing campaign that has resulted in their elimination. Renard was appointed on short notice after the dismissal of Sabri Lamouchi, which came after Tunisia suffered a significant 5-1 defeat.
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