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Fae provides update on Singo and Ndicka's fitness ahead of World Cup 2026 match against Norway
via Abidjan.net7 min read
Coach Fae has given an update on the fitness of players Singo and Ndicka as the C么te d'Ivoire national team prepares for their World Cup 2026 match against Norway. This comes after the Elephants secured their place in the round of 16 by defeating Cura莽ao 2-0. Other news related to the World Cup includes Yan Diomand茅's statement about wanting to win, the match between C么te d'Ivoire and Norway scheduled for Tuesday at 7 PM, and updates on other teams like Cape Verde.
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