Germany vs. Cote d'Ivoire Live World Cup 2026 Updates, Scores and Highlights

Undav with the striker's finish to claim three points.

Fofana keeps Germany out to keep game all square.

Could have been 2-1 one there but the extra touch wastes the chance.

We're all knotted at 1-1 with two minutes of action to play.

In what would be a shock result if it holds, the Ivory Coast currently has an impressive 1-0 lead over Germany at halftime. 

After a strong showing in their opening matches against Curacao, where they won by a convincing margin of 7-1, the Germans looked prepared to establish similar dominance versus the Ivory Coast.

However, Les Elephants had a different idea.

Thanks to a mixture of a strong attack led by the terrifying combination of Ange Yoan Bonny and Yann Diomande, and a solid defensive showing so far,  the Ivory Coast managed to get the Germans on their heels, with Franck Kessie netting a shock goal in the 30th minute.

While Germany held the majority of possession (60% to 40%) and had a few clear-cut chances, including some that were offside, the Ivorian defense held strong, despite a barrage of attacks led by Leroy Sane, Kai Havertz, and Jamal Musiala.

Although it's still far too early to see if this result holds, it would certainly be one of the more memorable upsets in World Cup history if the Ivorians can pull this off.

Just like we all expected in Toronto

Could be in for an excellent game here!

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The Netherlands now sit at the top of Group F after a convincing 5-1 win over Sweden.

From the opening whistle, the Dutch never took their foot off the gas, with Brian Brobbey scoring in the 5th and 17th minute. 

Though Sweden would continue to push, particularly late in the first half, besides an offside call from a Gabriel Gudmundsson header, they struggled to create anything meaningful. 

Entering the second half, however, while the Swedes looked a bit more convincing offensively, the story remained the same for the Dutch. 

The Netherlands continued its offensive intensity, with Cody Gakpo scoring two goals in the span of seven minutes to put the Dutch up four. 

Sweden would have flashes of promise in the second 45 as well. The substitutions of Anthony Elanga and Lucas Bergvall would give them some hope, with Elanga netting a goal in the 59th minute, which would ultimately end up being Sweden's lone strike in the match. 

Although the Swedes would make a late push, the Dutch would kill off any hope, with a late goal by Crysencio Summerville in the 89th minute. 

Now sitting second in Group F, the Swedes need a result against Japan to get to the next round.

As for the Netherlands, their five-goal performance sees them top Group F, with their final group game against Tunisia on June 25th.

Dutch pour it on and Sweden on receiving end of 5-1 result this time.

Elanga pulls one back for Sweden. Long way to go...

That Tunisia match feels a long time ago now...

Oranje attack relentless as Gakpo finishes from in close.

Could this be the tournament that the Netherlands finally breaks the "dark horse" label and becomes a legitimate contender? 

Their first-half performance against Sweden may have given La Oranje some hope that they would reach the World Cup Final once again. 

The team's barnstorming first half, in which they scored two well-worked goals thanks to Brian Brobbey and had the majority of the possession, could give Dutch fans something to cheer as they look towards the Round of 32. 

Led by an attack with Brobbey, Cody Gakpo, and Donyell Malen and a midfield of Frenkie de Jong and Tijjani Reijnders pulling the strings, the Dutch played an exciting brand of football which saw the Ronald Koeman-led side flood the box, attack with pace, and crash the Swedish penalty area with ruthless efficiency. 

They ended the first half with four shots on target and two big chances created. 

Coupled with a solid defense featuring Mickey van de Ven and Virgil van Dijk,  the first 45 couldn't have gone better for the Dutch.

For Sweden, a promising 5-1 thumping against Tunisia in their opening match gave them some hope they could make their match against the Netherlands competitive.

While going down two goals early all but sucked the energy out of the team, the Swedes did manage to scrap back some semblance of cohesion, nearly nabbing a goal back through Gabriel Gudmundsson late in the first before it was disallowed for being offside. 

With both teams looking to punch their ticket into the Round of 32, the second half is sure to be a good one. 

Brobbey with early second to double lead for the Oranje

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Dutch fans bringing it

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Netherlands-Sweden kicks us off on Saturday but Germany-Côte d'Ivoire could be game of the the tournament so far.