Germany Vs Ivory Coast Live Score, FIFA World Cup 2026 Match Today Updates: GER Vs CIV
Live now Last Updated: June 21, 2026, 00:30 IST Germany Vs Ivory Coast Live Score Updates, FIFA World Cup 2026 Match Today (GER vs CIV
Live now Last Updated: June 21, 2026, 00:30 IST Germany Vs Ivory Coast Live Score Updates, FIFA World Cup 2026 Match Today (GER vs CIV Football Match Scorecard & Commentary) Germany face off against Ivory Coast in their FIFA World Cup 2026 Group E fixture at the Toronto Stadium in Canada on Sunday. Germany began their campaign with a dominant 7–1 victory over World Cup debutants Curaçao at Houston Stadium in the United States, while Ivory Coast edged out Ecuador 1-0 thanks to Amad Diallo’s late strike to pick up all points on offer.
Kai Havertz scored twice, while Felix Nmecha, Nico Schlotterbeck, Jamal Musiala, Nathaniel Brown and Denis Undav each added a goal for Germany. Curaçao’s only goal came from Livano Comenensia. Nmecha opened the scoring by finishing a well-worked move created by Germany’s young core. Curaçao briefly drew level when Comenensia scored the island nation’s first-ever FIFA World Cup goal, a historic moment for the team and its supporters. Germany quickly regained control as Schlotterbeck headed home from a corner to restore the lead.
Havertz then converted a penalty before halftime, giving Die Mannschaft a two-goal advantage at the break. Germany extended their dominance in the second half. Musiala made it 4–1 shortly after the restart with a precise finish into the side netting, while Brown added a fifth from close range. Substitute Undav then scored Germany’s sixth goal of the match. Havertz completed the scoring and secured his second goal of the night when he ran onto a through ball and chipped the advancing goalkeeper while holding off a defender, sealing a comprehensive 7–1 win.
Germany, four-time FIFA World Cup champions, last won the tournament in Brazil in 2014. After several disappointing performances at major competitions since then, head coach Julian Nagelsmann is aiming to guide the nation back to its former prominence at the 2026 World Cup in North America.
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