Sfax security is approving strict traffic measures in conjunction with our meeting with Tunisia and Libya

Measures include the prohibition of Golan on all types of wagons starting at 10:00 a.m. from Hamadi al-Aqrabi crossing to Sfax Municipal Swimming Pool Shelter, and from there to a wheelchair crossing via Youth and Sports Air Delegation crossing. The ban extends from 14:00 to portions of Gloucester Boulevard, Bicycle Road and Armoured Road, while allowing the use of Gabès Road for both wheel and armoured road targets.

Arrangements for a curfew began at 10:00 a.m. in two directions on several vibrant streets such as Glendale Boulevard and parts connected to the Beckville, Strawberry and Cinderella lights. Security interests have allocated a shelter at the beginning of Environmental Street for targeted Central Schools, a berry shelter for chair ticket holders, and a swimming pool shelter to the school class.

The arrangements set a special route for the Libyan national team's fans by allocating the adjacent guesthouse to the Hadi Shakar Institute, where it is accessed via Gabès Street control lights and then turning right at the level of a circle intersection lights in the direction of doors 7 and 8.

The Tunisian football team had started on 9 November 2026 its first training session in the city of Sfax, with 21 players participating on the ground at the Altebet Mahir Stadium in preparation for this encounter.

Sfax's National Security Region Department has called on all road users and the public to arrive early to avoid congestion, abstain from behaviours, random transportation and extra carrying of people, with the need to adhere to traffic signs and traffic police to facilitate traffic.