Tunisia dominated a World Cup qualifying encounter in Group H, dispatching Sao Tome and Principe 6-0 in a one-sided affair that underscored the gulf in class between the sides. The visitors controlled proceedings through a 4-3-3 formation, registering 16 shots with nine finding the target, whilst the hosts managed only eight attempts with four on goal. Despite Sao Tome and Principe's goalkeeper recording a 100 per cent save percentage, the defensive structure crumbled under sustained pressure, conceding six goals without reply. Tunisia's clinical finishing and superior attacking threat proved decisive in what amounted to a comprehensive qualification statement. This emphatic victory positions Tunisia favourably in Group H's pecking order.