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Germany unchanged for Ivory Coast World Cup match as Amad starts

Channel News Asia Saturday 20 June 2026, 19:04 UTC 1 min read
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Germany unchanged for Ivory Coast World Cup match as Amad starts TORONTO, June 20 : Germany kept their lineup unchanged, with Kai Havertz again leading the attack for their World Cup Group E match on Saturday against an Ivory Coast side who added goalscorer Amad Diallo to their starting lineup. • Germany return with the same starting 11 players from group-stage opener.

Germany unchanged for Ivory Coast World Cup match as Amad starts TORONTO, June 20 : Germany kept their lineup unchanged, with Kai Havertz again leading the attack for their World Cup Group E match on Saturday against an Ivory Coast side who added goalscorer Amad Diallo to their starting lineup. • Germany return with the same starting 11 players from group-stage opener. • Havertz scored two goals versus Curacao in Houston on June 14. • Amad came off the Ivory Coast bench to score winner against Ecuador. • Kossounou, Sangare, Oulai, Bonny also start for Ivory Coast. Lineups: Germany: Manuel Neuer, Jonathan Tah, Joshua Kimmich, Nico Schlotterbeck, Nathaniel Brown, Aleksandar Pavlovic, Jamal Musiala, Florian Wirtz, Leroy Sane, Felix Nmecha, Kai Havertz Ivory Coast: Yahia Fofana, Ghislain Konan, Wilfried Singo, Odilon Kossounou, Emmanuel Agbadou, Franck Kessie, Ibrahim Sangare, Christ Inao Oulai, Ange-Yoan Bonny, Yan Diomande, Amad Diallo
Germany (LOCATION) Ivory Coast World Cup (ORG) Amad (PERSON) TORONTO (LOCATION) Kai Havertz (PERSON) World Cup Group (EVENT) Ivory Coast (LOCATION) Amad Diallo (PERSON) • Germany (LOCATION) Curacao (LOCATION) Houston (LOCATION) Ecuador (LOCATION) Oulai (PERSON) Bonny (PERSON) Manuel Neuer (PERSON)
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