NATIONAL TEAM - IVORY COAST - COACH - Dussuyer resigns as Ivory Coast boss

Michel Dussuyer resigns as Ivory Coast boss.

30 Jan 2017
2017 AFRICA CUP - Quarter-Finals - DAY 14 - Egypt vs Morocco 1:0

Day 14 - 28th match - 29 January 2017 - Egypt reach semi-finals

29 Jan 2017
2017 AFRICA CUP - Quarter-Finals - DAY 14 - Congo DR vs Ghana 1:2

Day 14 - 27th match - 29 January 2017 - Ghana reach semi-finals

29 Jan 2017
2017 AFRICA CUP - Quarter-Finals - DAY 13 - Burkina Faso vs Tunisia 2:0

Day 13 - 25th match - 28 January 2017 - Burkina Faso reach semi-finals

28 Jan 2017
2017 AFRICA CUP - Quarter-Finals - DAY 13 - Senegal vs Cameroon 4:5

Day 13 - 26th match - 28 January 2017 - Cameroon reach semi-finals

28 Jan 2017
2017 AFRICA CUP - GROUP D - DAY 12 - Uganda vs Mali 1:1

Day 12 - 24th match - Mali and Uganda knocked out Africa Cup

25 Jan 2017
2017 AFRICA CUP - GROUP D - DAY 12 - Egypt vs Ghana 1:0

Day 12 - 23rd match - Egypt and Ghana reach the last eight

25 Jan 2017
2017 AFRICA CUP - GROUP C - DAY 11 - Morocco VS Ivory Coast 1:0

Day 11 - 21st match - Morocco reach quarter-finals

24 Jan 2017
2017 AFRICA CUP - GROUP C - DAY 11 - Togo vs Congo DR 1:3

Day 11 - 22nd match - Congo DR reach quarter-finals

24 Jan 2017
National Team - Algeria - Coach - Leekens quits after exit

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24 Jan 2017

2026 World Cup - Curaçao- National-Team - Squad

Curaçao  Group E  Squad

At the age of 78, Dutchman Advocaat is set to become the oldest coach in the tournament's history, beating Otto Rehhagel's record when he was in charge of Greece aged 71 in 2010.

Curaçao, the smallest nation to ever qualify for the World Cup, has named its 26-man squad for this summer's tournament. The tiny Caribbean island has a population of just over 150,000 and a land area of 171 square miles. 

Curaçao begin their Group E campaign against four-time winners Germany on 14 June, before taking on Ecuador on 21 June and the Ivory Coast four days later.

Curaçao
2026 World Cup Squad

Goalkeepers

Tyrick Bodak 
(SC Telstar)

Trevor Doornbusch 
(VVV-Venlo)

Eloy Room 
(Miami FC)


Defenders

Riechedly Bazoer 
(Konyaspor)

Joshua Brenet 
(Kayserispor)

Roshon Van Eijma 
(RKC Waalwijk)

Sherel Floranus 
(PEC Zwolle)

Deveron Fonville 
(NEC Nijmegen)

Jurien Gaari 
(Abha Club)

Armando Obispo 
(PSV Eindhoven)

Shurandy Sambo 
(Sparta Rotterdam)


Midfielders

Juninho Bacuna 
(FC Volendam)

Leandro Bacuna 
(Igdır)

Livano Comenencia 
(FC Zurich)

Kevin Felida 
(FC Den Bosch)

Ar'Jany Martha 
(Rotherham United)

Tyrese Noslin 
(SC Telstar)

Godfried Roemeratoe 
(RKC Waalwijk)


Forwards

Jeremy Antonisse 
(AE Kifisia)

Tahith Chong 
(Sheffield United)

Kenji Gorré 
(Maccabi Haifa)

Sontje Hansen 
(Middlesbrough)

Gervane Kastaneer 
(Terengganu FC)

Brandley Kuwas 
(FC Volendam)

Jurgen Locadia 
(Miami FC)

Jearl Margaritha 
(SK Beveren)


 

11 Jun 2026
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