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Germany vs. Ivory Coast Confirmed Lineups, Starting 11 for World Cup 2026 Group E Game in Toronto
- On Saturday, June 20, 2026, Germany and Ivory Coast face off at Toronto Stadium, Toronto, Canada, with the winner securing a place in the FIFA World Cup knockout stage.
- Both nations enter the fixture following opening victories, as Germany defeated Curacao 7-1 and Ivory Coast secured a 1-0 win over Ecuador to begin their Group E campaigns.
- Germany retains the same starting 11 from their opening match, while Ivory Coast adds goalscorer Amad Diallo to their starting lineup for this critical group-stage clash.
- This fixture marks the first competitive encounter between the two nations, though they met in a 2009 friendly; Germany seeks its first knockout appearance since 2014.
- The winner secures control of Group E, joining co-hosts the United States and Mexico who are also competing for knockout spots in the 2026 World Cup.
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The Hamilton Spectator
The Hamilton SpectatorThrilling Germany and Ivory Coast match in Toronto showed everything the World Cup has to offer
The No. 9-ranked Germans vs. the 30th-ranked Ivorians had the potential to be the best World Cup match in Canada that didn't include the host nation — and it delivered.
·Waterloo, Canada
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The clash between Europeans and Africans, corresponding to group E of the initial stage of the tournament, continues live
·Spain
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FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE updates: Japan with early goals against Tunisia, Curacao stun Ecuador; Germany defeat Ivory Coast; Netherlands rout Sweden;
The group stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup continue as the Netherlands prepare to take on Sweden and Germany meets Ivory Coast. Ecuador face Curacao later, and Tunisia meet with Japan to round out the day. Follow along to our live blog for all the action.
·North Sydney, Australia
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