Sweden put on a quality display, securing a dominant 5-1 victory over Tunisia at Estadio Monterrey.

Yasin Ayari opened the scoring with a fantastic long-range strike just seven minutes in.

Isak capped a flowing counter-attack with an accurate finish on the half-hour mark to make it two.

Rekik's header just before halftime couldn't halt Sweden's momentum.

Isak linked up with Gyokeres again after the restart for the third goal.

An inspired substitution by Potter saw Svanberg score the second-fastest goal by a sub in World Cup history, just 18 seconds after coming on.

Yasin Ayari then added a fifth in the sixth minute of additional time, hitting the net from range after a turnover.

Sweden returns to action on June 20 in Houston against the Netherlands, while Tunisia faces Japan on Sunday at the same venue.

That concludes our coverage of this 2026 World Cup Group F match.

Full-Time

FULL-TIME!

Sweden dominates Tunisia with a 5-1 victory.

Another substitute from Potter contributes to a goal!

Bergvall wins the ball back before playing Yasin Ayari into space.

Ayari came on 31 minutes ago.

GOAL!

SWEDEN 5-1!

Yasin Ayari with another brilliant strike!

Gharbi is caught high up the field by Bergvall, who pokes the ball to Ayari.

The Brighton midfielder takes a touch and whips a venomous shot into the far corner, leaving Chamakh with no chance.

Ayari bags his brace!

The fourth official signals six minutes of stoppage time will be added to the end of the match.

Svanberg's goal is the second-fastest by a substitute in World Cup history, coming just 18 seconds after he entered the game!

With his first touch, he's written his name into the record books and given Sweden some late breathing room.

SUB: Sweden makes a change in attack as Elanga replaces Isak, who gets a well-deserved rest in the first minute of additional time.

SUB: Svensson replaces Bernhardsson at wing-back for Potter's side.

It's a straight swap.

Chamakh bravely dives off his line, getting a palm to Yasin Ayari's inswinging corner kick.

He makes great contact, pushing the ball out of play on the far side for a Sweden throw.

Tunisia has struggled against European teams, failing to win their last two matches.

Their most recent victory against a UEFA nation was a 1-0 win over France in the 2022 World Cup group stage.

This is Sweden's 13th World Cup appearance and their first since 2018, when England eliminated them in the quarter-finals (0-2).

They've advanced to the second round in their last four appearances, reaching the semi-finals in 1994 when the tournament was held in the United States.