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Tunisia 3–1 Mexico — Rosario 1978
29 DT
Tunisia's 1978 team in a period colour photo, a giant red 3–1, the scorers, the date and the Rosario stadium, on a cream background edged with red, orange and black stripes.
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- 30 × 50 cm
- 1 cm PVC board, 4K print
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About this poster
Tunisia's 1978 team in a period colour photo, a giant red 3–1, the scorers, the date and the Rosario stadium, on a cream background edged with red, orange and black stripes.
On 2 June 1978, at the Estadio Gigante de Arroyito in Rosario, Argentina, Tunisia faced Mexico in Group 2 of the World Cup. Mexico scored first from a penalty in the 45th minute, through Vázquez Ayala. Tunisia answered with Kaabi (55′), went ahead with Ghommidh (79′) and sealed it with Dhouib (87′). Tunisia 3, Mexico 1: the first win by an African and Arab team at a World Cup.
At the top of the poster, a colour photo of the 1978 Tunisia team in red shirts and white shorts, six players standing and five crouching in front of a full stand. Below, TUNISIE and MEXIQUE, a huge red 3–1 with a black shadow, the scorers, the date and the stadium. At the very bottom comes “Le onze de Rosario”: Naili, Dhouib, Kaabi, M. Labidi, Jebali, Ghommidh, Lahzami, Ben Rehaiem, Dhiab, Akid and Ben Aziza, with coach Abdelmajid Chetali. Red, orange and black stripes close the top and bottom, like a 1970s match programme. The poster text is in French.
A piece of 1978 on the wall
The cream background and warm colours sit well on a white or beige wall: a living room where you watch the games, a bedroom, a café. The PVC board, about 1 cm thick and 4K-printed, hangs without a frame.
The photo is an archive picture of the Tunisia team in 1978, author unknown, in the public domain.
More posters of the Eagles are on the Tunisia National Team page, and all of Football is here.
Printed in Tunisia, paid on delivery.
