Tunisia against Tunisia. The almanac states its case, the crowd votes, you decide.
Tunisia · 1998–2004 · RB
Ajax gave him the number 2 in 2001, and by 2003 he was among the fifty candidates on France Football's Ballon d'Or list, a right-back from Sfax in company usually reserved for forwards. The 2004 Africa Cup of Nations, Tunisia's first, then two Eredivisie titles and two KNVB Cups across 145 games at Ajax, a Champions League quarter-final in 2003 lost to the eventual winners Milan, and the CAF Cup with CS Sfaxien in 1998. Career record: 66 caps and 1 goals for Tunisia; club career at CS Sfaxien, AFC Ajax, Manchester City.
Tunisia · 1994–2006 · CB
At Highbury on 18 September 2004 he scored in the 63rd minute against an Arsenal side unbeaten in the league since May 2003, and Bolton took a 2-2 draw out of it. Africa Cup of Nations winner in 2004, a scorer against Saudi Arabia at the 2006 World Cup, 105 caps, and with Espérance every African trophy going: Champions Cup 1994, Super Cup 1995, CAF Cup 1997, Cup Winners' Cup 1998, plus eight Tunisian league titles. Career record: 105 caps and 7 goals for Tunisia; club career at Espérance Sportive de Tunis, Birmingham City, Southampton.
The almanac puts Hatem Trabelsi ahead by 3 rating points, 86 against 83.
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