Mondial 2026 : « Nous ne sommes pas là pour faire du tourisme », prévient Emerse Faé avant le choc face à l'Allemagne
Ivory Coast's successful start to their 2026 World Cup campaign has transformed the Elephants' ambitions. After a historic 1-0 victory against Ecuador on Sunday, June 14, coach Emerse Faé immediately set the tone for the rest of the tournament. On June 20 in Canada, his men will face Germany in their second Group E match, with one clear objective: qualification.
Fully aware of the challenge ahead, the Ivorian coach has no intention of approaching this clash as a resigned victim. On the contrary, Ivory Coast is aiming for three points to secure its place in the knockout stage as early as the second match.
"The next match against Germany? It will be difficult, they are a team with a lot of experience. But we will challenge them to win and secure our qualification from the second day," Emerse Faé insisted.
To deliver this ambitious message, the coach is relying on the confidence his squad has built up, having already made a strong impression by defeating France (2-1) in a friendly. This momentum proves that the Elephants have what it takes to challenge the giants of world football.
Ivory Coast is not lacking in ambition, and Faé expressed it very directly:
In their fourth World Cup appearance, Ivory Coast faces a crucial test of destiny. With the expanded 48-team format and three valuable points already secured, the Elephants have never been closer to advancing beyond the group stage for the first time in their history. The upcoming match against Germany promises to be a fiery encounter.
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