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The World Cup Returns to Toronto Saturday. Here’s Where the Crowds Will Be

Toronto police said three people were charged after drones were flown over FIFA sites downtown, as road closures and fan marches were planned for the match.

  • Thousands of Germany and Ivory Coast fans are gathering in Toronto today as the FIFA World Cup match between the two nations commences this afternoon at Toronto Stadium.
  • Ivory Coast striker Elye Wahi arrived in Toronto after receiving clearance to enter Canada, though he remains under investigation in France for alleged betting-related offences.
  • The Ivorians enter the match following a 1-0 victory over Ecuador, while Germany routed Cura 7-1 in their tournament opener.
  • To manage traffic, Toronto officials closed Lake Shore Boulevard West between Bathurst Street and British Columbia Road for the match.
  • Police remind fans that drones are prohibited near Toronto Stadium and the FIFA Fan Festival; three individuals were charged yesterday for violating Canadian Aviation Regulations.
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Moments before the clash against Germany, Ivorian fans are showing their confidence. Between optimism and fervor, they believe in the Elephants' ability to pull off a feat against the Mannschaft. Their reactions before this decisive match, from Toronto. Source link: https://www.france24.com/fr/vid%C3%A9o/20260620-mondial-2026-les-supporters-ivoiriens-confiants-avant-le-choc-contre-l-allemagne Author: FRANCE24 Publish date: 2026-06-20 19:47:00 Co…

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The Germans take Canada! Thousands of fans are in Toronto for the second World Cup pre-round game today against the Ivory Coast.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Friday, June 19, 2026.
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