Germany, Ivory Coast get ready for Toronto's 3rd FIFA World Cup match
Germany, Ivory Coast get ready for Toronto's 3rd FIFA World Cup match
Both teams won their first matches with Ivory Coast defeating Ecuador and Germany beating Curaçao
Thousands of Germany and Ivory Coast soccer fans are gathering in Toronto as the FIFA World Cup matchup between the two nations' teams is set to take place in the city this afternoon.
Germany supporters are expected to march by Toronto's waterfront to the temporarily rebranded BMO Field in a soccer tradition before major international games.
Many Ivory Coast supporters are also expected to fill Toronto Stadium, wearing their team's orange jerseys.
Ivory Coast players arrived in Toronto with striker Elye Wahi after the 23-year-old was cleared to enter Canada, a boost for the team.
There had been uncertainty over his availability for today's match because he is under investigation in France for alleged betting-related offences.
The Ivorians opened the tournament with a 1-0 win over Ecuador, while Germany routed Curaçao 7-1 in its first match.
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