Fixture context
Tunisia vs Japan is part of Group F. It is scheduled for Saturday, June 20, 2026 at 22:00 UTC-6 in Monterrey. The listed kickoff time follows the host city time zone rather than converting automatically to a visitor device time.
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Tunisia vs Japan
Tunisia vs Japan is a 2026 FIFA World Cup Group F fixture in Monterrey, with kickoff at 22:00 UTC-6.
Match details
- Date
- Saturday, June 20, 2026
- Kickoff
- 22:00 UTC-6
- Venue
- Estadio Monterrey
- Host city
- Monterrey
- Stage
- Group F
Tunisia vs Japan match guide
Group F teams
Group F includes Netherlands, Japan, Sweden, Tunisia. This page keeps the match details separate from the full schedule so users can find a single fixture quickly.
Lineup planning
Open the Tunisia or Japan board to sketch a starting eleven, try a formation, draw tactical arrows, and export a clean PNG for notes or social sharing.
Data note
This independent page summarizes factual schedule data for planning. It does not use official tournament logos, official mascots, team crests, sponsor marks, or ticketing language.
Match FAQ
What time is Tunisia vs Japan?
Tunisia vs Japan kicks off at 22:00 UTC-6 on Saturday, June 20, 2026.
Where is Tunisia vs Japan played?
Tunisia vs Japan is scheduled for Estadio Monterrey in Monterrey.
Which group is Tunisia vs Japan in?
Tunisia vs Japan is a Group F fixture in the 2026 World Cup schedule.
Is Tunisia vs Japan shown in local time?
Yes. The kickoff is listed as 22:00 UTC-6, which is the host-city local time used for this schedule page.
Can I plan lineups for Tunisia vs Japan?
Yes. Use the linked team boards to arrange a starting eleven, change formations, draw arrows, and export a tactics-board image.
Where can I see the full schedule?
Use the World Cup schedule link to return to the full fixture list by date, group, and knockout round.
Knockout planning guide
What is confirmed?
The match slot, round, date, host city, and kickoff time are listed here so the knockout fixture can be tracked before the teams are known.
Why are there placeholders?
Knockout teams depend on group standings. Placeholders such as Winner 73 or C1 vs F2 identify qualification paths until the bracket is filled.
When will teams appear?
Team names and flags can be added after the relevant group-stage matches and bracket positions are officially settled.