Hervé Renard has resigned as the head coach of the Tunisia national football team after only two games, marking a brief and tumultuous tenure of less than a month. His departure is noted as one of the shortest and least successful managerial periods in recent international football, according to Kawowo Sports.

Coach Renard has departed from his position with the Tunisia national football team following their exit from the World Cup group stage. He was appointed on June 16 to replace Lamouchi, who was dismissed after Tunisia suffered a 5–1 defeat to Sweden in their opening match.

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.

Achraf Hakimi played a pivotal role as Morocco's substitutes contributed to a late comeback against Haiti, who celebrated ending a 52-year World Cup goal drought. The match was crucial for Morocco, enabling them to advance to the knockout stages of the tournament, according to IOL.

Hugo Broos has extended his tenure as the coach of Bafana Bafana, the South African national football team, by at least one more match. This decision indicates his continued leadership role within the team.

According to SABC Sport, Mohamed Ouahbi has successfully taken over as coach of the Moroccan national football team, replacing Walid Regragui. This late coaching change has yielded positive results, bucking a trend seen in other African teams.