| Moneyline Pick | Canada to Win (-112) |
| Player Prop | Jonathan David to Score |
| Same Game Parlay | Canada to Win + Jonathan David to Score + Over 1.5 Goals |
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Canada vs Tunisia Main Match Info
- Date and Time: Tuesday, March 31, 2026, 07:30 PM ET
- Venue: BMO Field
- Location: Toronto, Canada
- Last H2H match: Never played before
Canada vs Tunisia Moneyline Prediction
- Moneyline Pick: Canada to Win
- Odds: -112 (Tonybet)
Unbeaten in their last five games, Canada have shown strong defensive stability, conceding just twice over that span. Tunisia’s recent numbers are less convincing. They’ve allowed six goals across their last five encounters, including three against Nigeria.
The tactical matchup clearly favours the Canucks. With players like Jonathan David leading the line, they thrive against teams that struggle to defend the space behind the backline.
The match will be played in Toronto, where Canada are better adapted to the conditions and tend to be more aggressive tactically. Tunisia, by contrast, are coming off travel and played just days ago against Haiti, which adds to their fatigue. As a result, the hosts are favourites to win.
Canada vs Tunisia Player Prop
- Prop Bet: Jonathan David to Score
Jonathan David, the nation’s all-time top scorer, netted both Canada’s goals against Iceland on March 28. For Juventus in Serie A, he’s recorded five goals and four assists in 1,422 minutes, along with 33 shots, 15 on target, 105 touches in the opposition box, and 7.98 xG.
Canada are expected to press high and pose a threat in transition, while Tunisia could be forced into a more defensive setup. That usually leads to more possession around the box and increased penalty-area touches for the central striker.
David is also the team’s primary penalty taker, which further boosts his scoring chances. If Canada control territory, he is the player most likely to occupy the box and receive scoring chances.
Canada vs Tunisia Same Game Parlay
- SGP: Canada to Win + Jonathan David to Score + Over 1.5 Goals
Canada to Win: At home, Canada hold a clear advantage. They showed resilience by coming back from 2-0 down to draw against Iceland. With Tunisia likely fatigued after their recent away game in Haiti, Jesse Marsch’s men are favourites.
Jonathan David to Score: David is Canada’s focal point in attack. He’s scored two goals against Iceland, and with the team relying heavily on him, the Juventus forward is well positioned to find the net again.
Over 1.5 Goals: Tunisia have conceded in five of their last seven away encounters, and with Canada pushing for a home win, at least two goals is a reasonable expectation.
Canada vs Tunisia Team News
Canada Team News
Over their last two matches, Canada have shown two contrasting versions of themselves. Against Guatemala in January, they earned a 1-0 victory, posting 1.12 xG and 14 shots.
Against Iceland, they conceded two early goals through defensive errors but fought back to draw 2-2, finishing with 2.33 xG to 0.68 and outshooting the visitors 15-4.
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Jonathan David was Canada’s standout performer in that game, recording five shots, including four on target, in 87 minutes. Tajon Buchanan was also a threat before his red card, drawing a penalty, while Dayne St. Clair made a crucial late save after the Canucks went down to 10 men.
The biggest absence is Alphonso Davies. Stephen Eustáquio is also unavailable, while Promise David and Jacob Shaffelburg have both been ruled out.
Tunisia Team News
Tunisia have appointed a new head coach. Sabri Lamouchi took over following their elimination in the AFCON round of 16. Against Haiti, the Eagles of Carthage secured a 0-1 win, though the underlying numbers weren’t particularly dominant. They produced 1.07 xG from only seven shots and held just 33% possession.
Ellyes Skhiri remains a key presence in midfield. In attack, Elias Achouri has recently emerged as one of their more dangerous threats, while Sebastian Tounekti scored the winner against Haiti. St. Pauli midfielder Rani Khedira also received his first call-up for the national team.
Hannibal Mejbri and Yan Valery have both withdrawn from the Canada camp due to injury.
Canada vs Tunisia: Where to Watch (Canada)
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