Radès, Tunisia
Tunisia
Radès, Tunisia carries 38 Bunkabop connections spanning 1795 places across 9 topics, with sports accounting for the bulk of them. The Stade Olympique de Radès, built for the 2001 Mediterranean Games, hosted the 2004 African Cup of Nations final in front of 60,000 supporters and has served as a recurring FIFA World Cup qualification venue. The 2002 African Championships also took place here. A secondary thread runs to Roman antiquity, when the site bore the name Maxula Prates.
Idrissa Sanou
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: Athens, Greece | Burkina Faso
Sport in Tunisia
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: Morocco | Algeria | Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia
US Monastir (football)
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia | Monastir, Tunisia | Ben Younes, Algeria
Dylan Bronn
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: France | Russia | Moscow, Central | Morocco | Tunisia
Amor Layouni
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: Sydney, Australia | Sweden | Adelaide, Australia | Libya | Tunisia
Roman North Africa
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: Souk Ahras, Algeria | Majaz al Bab, Tunisia | Enfidha, Tunisia | Aïn El Hadjar, Algeria | Korba, Tunisia
2004 African Cup of Nations
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia | Sousse, Tunisia | Sfax, Tunisia | Bizerte, Tunisia
Syam Ben Youssef
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: France | Romania | Tunisia | Marseille, France | Tunis, Tunisia
Irini Terzoglou
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: Paris, France | Greece | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Athens, Greece | Beijing
Aïssa Laïdouni
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: France | Paris, France | Berlin, Germany | Egypt | Cairo, Egypt
Basketball at the 2016 Summer Olympics
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: Brazil | Tokyo, Japan | Belgrade, Serbia | Mexico City, Mexico | Edmonton, Alberta
Talal El Karkouri
Connects Radès, Tunisia to: France | Paris, France | Greece | Morocco | Qatar