World Soccer

GROUP D

IVORY COAST

It was at the end of their “golden generation” era, in 2015, that the Ivorians won the Cup of Nations; too late for talisman Didier Drogba but a fitting way for Yaya Toure to effectively mark the end of his international career.

Now Ivory Coast are hoping a new batch of world-class players will emerge to put them back at the top of the tree.

They have limped along over the past few years, missing out

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