The Tunisia national football team, known as the Eagles of Carthage, is a footballing powerhouse from North Africa. Operating under the Tunisian Football Federation, the team is based in Tunis and plays home matches at the Stade Hammadi Agrebi in Rades. Founded in 1957, the team wears red and white. Tunisia's history is illustrious; they were the first African nation to win a match at a FIFA World Cup in 1978. Their peak came with their Africa Cup of Nations triumph on home soil in 2004, led by players like Francileudo Santos. The modern era, under coaches like Jalel Kadri, has seen consistent World Cup qualifications and deep AFCON runs, with a squad blending European-based stars like Ellyes Skhiri with domestic talent. The team culture is one of disciplined organization and fierce national identity, supported by one of the continent's most passionate and knowledgeable fan bases.