Montague World Cup: Ivory Coast beats France!

Author: Jacques PEKEMSIPublished on: April 2, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Montague World Cup: Ivory Coast beats France!

The U16 team of Ivory Coast achieved a victory against France with a score of 2-1 during their second match at the Montague World Cup on April 2, 2026. Mohamed Haïdara scored one goal, while the second Ivorian goal was an own goal. With this victory, Ivory Coast now has 4 points and is at the top of their group, tied with Brazil.

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