Buy Ivory Coast World Cup 2026 tickets on 1BoxOffice and compare verified Group E listings for Ivory Coast vs Ecuador, Germany vs Ivory Coast and Curaçao vs Ivory Coast before choosing your preferred venue, category and delivery option. The Elephants arrive as AFCON champions, drawn into a demanding group with Germany, Ecuador and Curaçao across Philadelphia and Toronto. The football reality is that the Ivory Coast have the squad depth, recent tournament momentum and attacking variety to push for the round of 16 at minimum.
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Emerse Faé was permanently appointed in February 2024 after his interim spell turned a disastrous 4-0 group-stage defeat to Equatorial Guinea into a complete reset. The Elephants went on to win the AFCON 2023 final on home soil, with Sébastien Haller scoring the 2-1 winner against Nigeria in Abidjan. Twelve years after their 2014 World Cup exit and the close of the Drogba-Touré golden generation, this is the group that brings African Cup-winning form to North America. For more on the broader competition see our World Cup 2026 hub.
Ivory Coast buyers have two Philadelphia fixtures and one Toronto fixture to compare, with standard categories, hospitality options and seller delivery notes shown before checkout. The 1BoxOffice marketplace gives travelling supporters a way to compare seat locations, group sizes and price bands across all three matches, with every confirmed order covered by the 150% money-back guarantee.
Two matches at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia bookend the Elephants' group programme, with the Germany fixture in Toronto sitting in the middle. All three are in the Eastern time zone. Each fixture below links to its own listings page, where stand, block and row details are visible before checkout.
| Date | Match | Kick-off (local) | Venue | City | Match number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 June 2026 | Ivory Coast vs Ecuador | 19:00 | Lincoln Financial Field | Philadelphia | Match 9 |
| 20 June 2026 | Germany vs Ivory Coast | 16:00 | BMO Field | Toronto | Match 33 |
| 25 June 2026 | Curaçao vs Ivory Coast | 16:00 | Lincoln Financial Field | Philadelphia | Match 55 |
The 19:00 Philadelphia opener catches the back end of the late-afternoon US summer heat. Toronto's BMO Field is open-air on the lakeshore with cooler conditions typical of mid-June Lake Ontario weather. The 16:00 Philadelphia closer sits squarely in the warmer afternoon window; factor the earlier heat into arrival timing and section choice.
The draw could have been kinder. Ecuador conceded just five goals across CONMEBOL qualifying, the lowest total in the South American zone. Germany is a four-time world champion, still rebuilding under Julian Nagelsmann. Curaçao are the smallest debutant nation by population in tournament history, but brings genuine technical quality through the Dutch-Caribbean pool.
Sebastian Beccacece's CONMEBOL side is built on defensive structure: five goals conceded in 18 qualifying matches, away wins over Argentina and Brazil, and captain Enner Valencia at his third World Cup at 36. Ecuador World Cup 2026 tickets open Ivory Coast's tournament on 14 June. The matchday-one stakes are high; both sides will see the fixture as their most-winnable group game, and a result here likely sets the tone for who advances. Caicedo at the base of midfield, Pacho marshalling the centre of defence, Estupinan on the left. Ivory Coast will need a smart performance through the lines and a clinical moment in the box.
The four-time world champions qualified from UEFA Group A under Julian Nagelsmann and remain the highest-profile opponent in Ivory Coast's section. Germany World Cup 2026 tickets for the 20 June meeting in Toronto carry the highest demand of the three Ivory Coast fixtures. Joshua Kimmich captains a team built around Florian Wirtz, Jamal Musiala and a settled defensive spine led by Antonio Rüdiger. Germany's recent tournament history has been uneven, but the squad still has the technical level to control long spells of a group-stage match. Ivory Coast match up reasonably well technically; the threshold is whether they can sustain transitional structure across 90 minutes against German build-up patterns.
Curaçao, the Caribbean island of just under 150,000 people, qualified by topping CONCACAF's third round. Curaçao World Cup 2026 tickets close Ivory Coast's group on 25 June at Lincoln Financial Field. Manager Dick Advocaat, in his late seventies, leans on a Dutch-Caribbean pool that includes Premier League experience through the likes of Tahith Chong. Curaçao bring genuine technical quality but limited tournament minutes; if Ivory Coast need a result to advance, this is the fixture where they should be favoured to deliver. The key risk is complacency rather than a gap in talent.
Two cities, two NFL/MLS-style stadiums, one open-air bowl by Lake Ontario. Lincoln Financial Field hosts two of Ivory Coast's three fixtures and is the de facto base for travelling supporters who can centre their travel plans on Philadelphia. BMO Field is the Canadian leg, expanded for the tournament and accessible by streetcar from downtown Toronto.
Lincoln Financial Field, home of the NFL's Eagles, holds approximately 68,000 across two main tiers and a club level that wraps the field. The bowl is among the more steeply pitched in the league, which works well for football because no upper-tier seat is far from the action. The stadium sits in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex alongside Citizens Bank Park and the Wells Fargo Center, accessible by the SEPTA Broad Street Line in around 15 minutes from City Hall. Pre-match, the Xfinity Live entertainment district at the complex offers a concentrated bar zone for both sets of fans; deeper into the city, the bars and restaurants of South Street, Rittenhouse Square and Northern Liberties are all worth exploring depending on neighbourhood preference. Philadelphia in late June runs hot and humid; the 19:00 opening fixture and the 16:00 closer both sit in warm windows, so plan for water at hand and lighter clothing.
Toronto FC's home was expanded specifically for the World Cup, taking BMO Field from a tight 30,000-seat ground to a tournament configuration of around 45,000. The venue sits on the Exhibition Place site by Lake Ontario, a fifteen-minute streetcar ride from downtown along the 509 Harbourfront line. The expanded structure adds temporary upper-tier seating along both sides; the historic stand and supporters' end remain the loudest parts of the bowl. Pre-match, the breweries and pubs of Liberty Village and the King West strip serve as the natural gathering point. Liberty Village, in particular, is built around the old industrial blocks immediately north of the ground and is within walking distance in fifteen minutes. The CN Tower and waterfront sit a short streetcar ride east. Toronto in late June is warm but rarely oppressive, and the lake breeze usually makes arrival less heavy than a late-afternoon inland venue. As an open-air venue, its weather can still affect how early supporters choose to arrive.
The tournament category system runs from Cat 4 (most accessible price, typically upper tier behind a goal) through Cat 1 (lower tier centre line), with Hospitality bookings sitting above all four numbered tiers. Pricing on the secondary market is seller-dynamic. Indicative ranges below reflect that the Germany match draws materially higher demand than the Ecuador and Curaçao fixtures.
| Category | Location | Typical features | Expected range for Ivory Coast group matches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hospitality | Premium club, suite or in-stadium lounge | Pre-match dining, padded seating, dedicated entrance, host service | From approximately GBP 1,400 per person, higher for Germany fixture |
| Cat 1 | Lower tier, side-on centre line | Closest to halfway, premium sightlines, fastest-selling band | Approximately GBP 450 to GBP 1,150 |
| Cat 2 | Lower tier wider, mid-tier centre | Strong viewing angles, balance of price and proximity | Approximately GBP 280 to GBP 620 |
| Cat 3 | Mid-tier corners, upper tier centre line | Wider tactical view, value-friendly pricing | Approximately GBP 170 to GBP 400 |
| Cat 4 | Upper tier behind the goal | Most accessible price, atmospheric sections | Approximately GBP 110 to GBP 250 |
Hospitality at the two Ivory Coast venues splits across different products. Lincoln Financial Field runs the Hyundai Club mid-bowl and a chain of suites; the Xfinity Live complex hosts external matchday hospitality packages within walking distance. BMO Field offers a tournament-only premium product installed in the expanded upper section. Hospitality at the Germany fixture in Toronto draws the most demand of the three Ivory Coast matches; book early or accept widening price ranges in the final fortnight.
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Ivory Coast's CAF qualifying campaign was an unbeaten top-of-group performance ahead of Gabon. Drawn into Group F with Gabon, Burundi, Kenya, Gambia and Seychelles, Faé's side finished with eight wins, two draws and no defeats. The campaign opened with a 9-0 win over Seychelles and ended with a 3-0 final-day win over Kenya that confirmed qualification. The Elephants finished on 26 points, one ahead of Gabon, and the 12-year wait since their last World Cup appearance was over.
| Date | Fixture | Result | Key detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 2023 | Ivory Coast vs Seychelles | 9-0 win | Statement opening, six different scorers |
| November 2023 | Gambia vs Ivory Coast | 0-2 win | Early away result keeps perfect start intact |
| June 2024 | Ivory Coast vs Gabon | 1-0 win | Home win over the direct group rival |
| June 2024 | Kenya vs Ivory Coast | 0-0 draw | Ground-out away point in the early group race |
| September 2025 | Gabon vs Ivory Coast | 0-0 draw | Away point in Libreville keeps the group race tight |
| October 2025 | Seychelles vs Ivory Coast | 0-7 win | Goal-difference boost before the final qualifier |
| October 2025 | Ivory Coast vs Kenya | 3-0 win | Qualification confirmed, unbeaten campaign completed |
The campaign's defining feature was the management of the Gabon group race. Ivory Coast beat Gabon 1-0 at home, held them 0-0 away and protected the advantage with heavy wins over Seychelles and Kenya in the closing window. That unbeaten record matters because it mirrors the control Faé brought after the AFCON reset: a stronger defensive base, more reliable wide threat and enough forward depth to handle rotation. The squad now has a year of preparation runway before facing Ecuador, Germany and Curaçao in Group E.
Faé's pool blends a European-based core through the Premier League, Serie A and Ligue 1 with a smaller contingent in the Saudi Pro League and the Turkish top flight. The senior leadership group is anchored by Franck Kessié, while younger players led by Adingra, Singo, Ndicka and Diallo provide the tournament-defining quality. The full 26-player list lands in May 2026.
The Saudi Pro League midfielder is the Ivory Coast's most-capped active player and the senior leader on the pitch. Kessié wore the captain's armband through the AFCON 2023 campaign, and his ball-winning physicality, combined with progressive passing, is the spine of Faé's midfield. Capable of playing as a deep-lying eight or a more forward-thinking ten, he balances the team's structure between defensive solidity and attacking risk. At 29, going into the tournament, he is in his prime years and a near-certain starter across all three group fixtures unless rotation calls for it.
The Utrecht striker scored the AFCON final winner against Nigeria in February 2024, completing one of the more remarkable comeback stories in modern football after recovering from testicular cancer diagnosed in the summer of 2022. Haller's profile is a target-style centre-forward: aerially imposing, technically tidy with his back to goal and intelligent in his movement off the last defender. He joined Utrecht permanently in August 2025, but a hamstring injury later that year made his late-season fitness a point to check close to the final squad announcement. If fully fit, he gives Ivory Coast a proven penalty-box reference against Ecuador and Curaçao, with rotation possible against Germany depending on Faé's match-up read.
The Brighton winger is the most direct attacker in the squad and the player most likely to break a defensive structure in transition. Adingra plays as a left-sided forward who cuts inside on his right foot, with pace, change-of-direction quality and improving end-product across his Premier League seasons. He scored crucial AFCON goals through the knockout phase and has carried that form into the World Cup cycle. His battle with the opposition right-back is a recurring theme of Ivory Coast matches; expect Faé to start him in all three fixtures.
The right-back-stroke-centre-back is one of the most physically dominant defenders in the Ivory Coast pool. Singo moved from Monaco to Galatasaray in August 2025, adding Turkish top-flight and European competition minutes to his profile. He plays as either a tucked-in right-back in a back four or as a wide centre-back in a back three; Faé has used both shapes across qualifying. His acceleration, recovery pace, and aerial ability make him one of the squad's most tournament-ready defenders. At 25, going into the tournament, he is the long-term right-side anchor.
The Roma centre-back is a settled Champions League contender at club level and the most ball-playing defender in the Ivory Coast back line. Ndicka's reading of the game and step-out into midfield are unusual at this level of international football. He pairs most often with Eric Bailly or Odilon Kossounou in the centre of defence; Faé has rotated the partner choice depending on opponent shape. His left-foot distribution gives the Ivory Coast a clear option for switching play across the back line and breaking opposition pressure.
The Manchester United winger has emerged as one of the most exciting young attackers in the Ivory Coast's recent senior cycles. Diallo can play off either flank, offering the inverted-winger threat from the right and a more direct profile from the left. His club minutes through 2025-26 have built up his minutes-load; expect him to be a starter or impact substitute depending on match state. At 23, going into the tournament, he is the squad's most likely tournament breakout and a player Faé has worked into the starting eleven across the qualifying campaign's closing fixtures.
Ivory Coast's pipeline is among the more advanced in African football, with academies in Abidjan and partnerships with European clubs producing a steady flow of senior-level talent. Ousmane Diomande at Sporting CP offers centre-back depth. Ibrahim Sangaré at Nottingham Forest provides defensive midfield cover. Karim Konate at RB Salzburg has been blooded as a forward option. The May 2026 squad announcement will confirm which fringe names make the final 26.
Faé favours a 4-3-3 base shape that morphs into a 3-2-5 in possession, with the right-back stepping into midfield and the wide attackers holding width on either flank. Out of possession, the same side reverts to a compact 4-4-2 with the front pair triggering the press from a midfield reference rather than chasing the ball at the goal-kick stage. Build-up patterns lean on Ndicka receiving deep and turning into the line of play; Kessie operates in the half-spaces and threads the diagonal pass to Adingra or Diallo on the wings. The system suits his squad strengths and was visible in the AFCON knockout-phase form that won the trophy.
Against Germany, expect a more conservative shape with both holding midfielders staying anchored and the press triggered higher only on long passes. Against Ecuador and Curaçao, the team will look to push its full-backs higher and create overloads down the flanks where Adingra and Diallo can isolate one-on-one. Faé's pre-tournament briefings have been measured: the goal is to advance from the group, with the round of 16 the realistic ceiling and a quarter-final breakthrough the upside scenario.
Ivory Coast is at their fourth World Cup, having appeared in 2006, 2010 and 2014. Across those three previous tournaments, the team never advanced past the group stage despite having the Drogba-led golden generation that defined African football for a decade. The 2010 group with Brazil, Portugal and North Korea was particularly cruel: Ivory Coast finished third on goal difference behind both qualifiers despite a strong campaign. The 2014 group with Colombia, Greece and Japan ended in a similar narrow exit, with a late penalty conceded to Greece on matchday three, the moment that sealed the early flight home.
The 12-year absence since 2014 was the longest gap between tournaments in modern Ivorian football. The 2018 cycle ended in a Senegal-blocked qualifying play-off; the 2022 cycle lost out to Cameroon. Coach changes ran through the period, with Marc Wilmots and others taking turns. The arc shifted with the AFCON 2023 tournament hosted at home in early 2024: a 4-0 group-stage defeat to Equatorial Guinea triggered the Gasset firing and the Faé appointment, then a comeback run beating Senegal, Mali, DR Congo and Nigeria in the final delivered the tournament.
That AFCON win matters for 2026 because it brought tournament-knockout experience to a generation that had not had it. Kessie, Haller, Adingra, Singo and Ndicka all played in that knockout sequence; they entered the World Cup with a continental trophy on their CVs and the structural tactical learning that came with it. Faé's group has the platform to deliver the Ivory Coast's first World Cup knockout appearance.
| Year | Host | Result | Defining moment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 | Germany | Group stage | Drogba era debut, narrow defeats to Argentina and the Netherlands |
| 2010 | South Africa | Group stage | 3-0 over North Korea, narrow goal-difference exit behind Brazil and Portugal |
| 2014 | Brazil | Group stage | Late Greece penalty seals matchday-three exit by single-goal margin |
| 2026 | USA, Mexico and Canada | To be determined | Fourth World Cup, AFCON champions, 12-year gap broken |
Ivory Coast sits in the top tier of African contenders alongside two other dark-horse candidates and Egypt as the heritage power. Morocco World Cup 2026 tickets represent the consensus African favourites after their 2022 semi-final run, with Walid Regragui's structure and Achraf Hakimi's leadership sitting at the front of the conversation. Senegal World Cup 2026 tickets capture the Lions of Teranga at their third consecutive tournament, a 2002 quarter-finalist heritage and a 2022 round-of-16 pedigree to defend. Egypt World Cup 2026 tickets reflect the Salah generation in his only realistic knockout shot. South Africa, DR Congo, Cape Verde, Tunisia, Algeria and Ghana complete the African contingent.
For the Ivory Coast, the realistic path to the knockouts runs through finishing second in Group E with at least four points and a positive goal difference. Germany is likely to be the group winners; that leaves the Ivory Coast and Ecuador in a competitive race for second place, with Curaçao the likely third-placed side that finishes outside the qualification bracket. Faé has been clear that the 2026 tournament represents the squad's chance to convert AFCON form into World Cup results. The expanded 48-team format, the specific group draw and the senior cohort hitting the right age window combine to support that view.
The 19 July 2026 final at MetLife Stadium will play out without Ivorian involvement at almost any realistic projection. The team's tournament continues if they escape the group; a deep run for African football and the wider continental fan base would be substantial in commercial and emotional terms.
Ivory Coast's group is split across two countries and three Eastern-time-zone host city visits (two to Philadelphia, one to Toronto). Travelling supporters from Abidjan, Paris, London, or Brussels fly in once and move within the same time zone for all three matches. The Ivorian and broader West African diaspora in North America is substantial, with strong communities in New York, Washington DC, Atlanta and Toronto.
Philadelphia hosts a tournament fan zone on the Independence Mall lawn near the Liberty Bell, plus matchday activations at the Philadelphia Naval Yard. Toronto's primary fan zone is at Exhibition Place, adjacent to BMO Field. Informal Ivorian and West African diaspora meet-up zones cluster in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant area (a short Amtrak hop from Philadelphia), Hyattsville and Silver Spring outside Washington DC, plus Mississauga's West African community west of Toronto. Expect community-organised pre-match gatherings publicised through Ivorian-American social channels in each city.
UK and most EU passport holders usually need ESTA authorisation for the United States and an eTA for Canada, both online applications that should be completed well before travel. UK passport guidance for the United States and Canada is based on validity for the planned stay, while other nationalities may face different passport validity, visa or transit rules. Ivorian passport holders should check the US and Canadian visa requirements early because the process may require embassy or consular appointments. Hotel inventory across both host cities was tightening from late 2025; June peak rates are now established. Inter-city travel between Philadelphia and Toronto is best done by a short-haul flight with a Pearson connection. Allow sensible buffer time on either side of fixtures because matchday transport and border formalities can add time.
1BoxOffice has been a sports and entertainment ticket marketplace since 2006. Two decades of operation across European football, NFL, tennis and concert markets have built up the inventory verification process and the customer service infrastructure that the tournament demands. Every booking carries a 150% money-back guarantee covering non-delivery, materially different seats or event cancellation. Multi-currency checkout supports GBP, EUR, USD and AED, among others. Customer support runs in both English and Arabic, recognising the strong MENA and West African appetite for World Cup travel. Listings are checked against seller reputation history before they go live, which reduces the risk of duplicate or unverified inventory reaching buyers. Ivory Coast matches against Germany are likely to attract the strongest demand of the three group fixtures; book early if you have flexibility.
Ivory Coast are in Group E and plays three group fixtures: vs Ecuador at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia on 14 June 2026; vs Germany at BMO Field, Toronto on 20 June 2026; and vs Curaçao at Lincoln Financial Field on 25 June 2026. All three kick-offs are in the Eastern time zone. Knockout fixtures depend on group standings, with the round of 16 in late June and the final at MetLife Stadium on 19 July 2026.
Select the Ivory Coast match, choose category and seat quantity, review the listing detail, enter buyer information and complete payment. The full eight-step flow above explains each stage. Listings are filterable by category and stand, and you can compare several seats side-by-side before committing. Booking takes five to ten minutes if you have the buyer's details ready in advance.
Haller remains one of Ivory Coast's most important forwards, but his final World Cup role should be checked closely to squad naming because his late-2025 hamstring injury created a fitness question. The Utrecht striker scored the AFCON 2023 final winner against Nigeria after returning from testicular cancer treatment and has the profile the Ivory Coast need against compact defences. If fully fit, expect him to feature prominently across the group stage.
Indicative ranges for Ivory Coast group matches start around GBP 110 to GBP 250 in Cat 4, GBP 170 to GBP 400 in Cat 3, GBP 280 to GBP 620 in Cat 2 and GBP 450 to GBP 1,150 in Cat 1. Hospitality starts from approximately GBP 1,400 per person. The Germany vs Ivory Coast fixture in Toronto draws the highest pricing of the three matches; the Ecuador and Curaçao fixtures in Philadelphia sit lower on the demand curve.
The category system runs from Cat 4 (upper tier behind goals, most accessible price) through Cat 1 (lower tier centre line, premium sightlines), with Hospitality bookings sitting above all four numbered tiers. Cat 1 typically sells fastest because of the centre-line viewing angle. Cat 3 and Cat 4 offer strong value if you are price-sensitive but still want a tournament atmosphere.
Yes. Lincoln Financial Field offers the Hyundai Club mid-bowl and the Xfinity Live external matchday packages. BMO Field offers a tournament-only premium product installed in the expanded upper section. Hospitality at the Germany fixture in Toronto draws the most demand of the three Ivory Coast matches. Hospitality stock for the Philadelphia fixtures is more accessible at the current pricing pattern.
Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia holds approximately 68,000 across two main tiers and a club level. BMO Field in Toronto operates at around 45,000 in a tournament-expansion configuration. Capacities are NFL/MLS baseline figures; tournament-mode adjustments may differ.
Most UK and EU passport holders usually need an ESTA for the United States and an eTA for Canada, but visa and passport-validity rules vary by nationality. UK government guidance is based on passports being valid for the planned stay, while other travellers may need longer validity or a visa. Ivorian passport holders should check US and Canadian requirements early and allow time for consular appointments before booking non-refundable travel.
World Cup 2026 tickets purchased through the tournament ticketing or resale/exchange route are expected to be delivered as mobile tickets through the tournament app. 1BoxOffice confirmation emails explain the delivery window for the specific listing you choose, and standard-category buyers should expect mobile delivery rather than paper tickets. Hospitality bookings may include extra credentials or instructions depending on the package type.
Yes. The 1BoxOffice marketplace is a secondary platform with verified seller listings independent of the primary-sale ballot. If your primary-sale application returned no allocation, you can still secure tickets across all categories here. Stock varies by match; the Germany vs Ivory Coast fixture is the tightest of the three, with Ecuador and Curaçao both more accessible.
There is no formal minimum age set across all venues, but children under two typically enter free if seated on a parent's lap; children aged two and over need their own ticket. Hospitality areas may operate stricter age policies depending on the package. Check the venue-specific rules at the point of booking, particularly for premium products that include alcohol service.
The guarantee covers three scenarios: tickets that fail to arrive, tickets that are materially different from what was booked, plus matches that are cancelled outright. In any qualifying case, 1BoxOffice refunds 150% of the purchase price. The guarantee applies to every Ivory Coast World Cup 2026 booking placed through the marketplace and stands among the strongest assurances in the secondary-ticket market.
Eligible tickets can be transferred through the tournament Ticket Transfer feature, and some tickets may be listed through the resale or exchange route where the issuing terms allow it. The new ticket holder must accept the transfer through the relevant ticketing account before matchday. Use sell your tickets if plans change, and always check the listing terms before assuming a ticket can be moved.
Bring a valid passport plus the email or app pass that holds your ticket. The lead booker on the order should bring a matching ID for stadium gate cross-checks, where used. Hospitality entry typically requires a printed or digital pass plus a government-issued photo ID. Carry an extra government ID, such as a driving licence, as backup, particularly if you are travelling as a group.
Book early for strong stand and category selection, particularly for the Germany vs Ivory Coast fixture in Toronto, where stock is tightest. Cat 1 and hospitality typically sell out first across all three matches. The Ecuador opener and Curaçao closer in Philadelphia are both more accessible by the current pricing pattern. The window 12 to 14 weeks ahead has historically offered the strongest combination of choice and price.
Yes. The 1BoxOffice basket holds multiple matches and seller listings across one transaction. Combining fixtures in a single order simplifies confirmation and tracking, particularly if you intend to travel the full Ivory Coast group programme. Listings from different sellers may have different delivery windows even within the same basket; check the per-fixture confirmation detail.
1BoxOffice supports multiple currencies at checkout, including GBP, EUR, USD, AED and several others. Pricing display can be toggled between currencies before payment. The exchange rate applied at the point of card authorisation is the rate published by the payment processor on that date, not a 1BoxOffice-set rate.
Tournament tickets generally cannot be changed or cancelled once the order is confirmed because each booking is a binding contract between the buyer and the listing seller. The 150% guarantee covers non-delivery, materially different seats or match cancellation; it does not cover change of plans by the buyer. If you can no longer attend, the resale route is the practical option.
If a match is postponed and rescheduled to a new date, your existing tickets are typically valid for the rescheduled fixture. If a match is cancelled outright with no replacement, the 150% money-back guarantee applies. Communication on schedule changes goes through 1BoxOffice's order-management system and the email address attached to your account.
Yes. Family bookings are welcome at both Ivory Coast venues. Hospitality areas may have age restrictions linked to alcohol service; standard seating sections do not. Lincoln Financial Field and BMO Field both have family-section policies set per the host venue. Bring photo ID for under-18s where required by entry policy. For broader matchday rules see our full FAQ.
Browse other qualified nations from across the 48-team field. Each country page covers group fixtures, squad and travel details in the same depth as this Ivory Coast guide.
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Sources checked: CAF match records, tournament schedule pages, ESPN match data, Reuters reporting, venue pages and 1BoxOffice seating pages. Information reviewed in April 2026.
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