By Jamie Spencer Tunisia head to their sixth FIFA World Cup finals this winter, making it two tournaments in a row after also qualifying for the 2018 tournament to end a previous 12-year absence from the global stage. The Eagles of Carthage are the third-highest ranked African side in the competition this year, standing 30th in the world overall behind Senegal (18th) and Morocco (22nd). But their World Cup record up to now, despite being regular qualifiers from 1998 to 2006, isn’t great. In 15 games at this level, they have won only twice – against Mexico way back in their first ever World Cup…