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Aurelie Kpakpo, a Toronto resident, said she came to the stadium to support Ivory Coast.

鈥淓verything is amazing, there is so much fun going on in the city and it is just the best,鈥� she said, wearing an Ivorian jersey with an Ivory Coast flag draped on her shoulder.

Kpakpo was joined by her mother and brother who came from France for the World Cup.

鈥淭oday, we're here to win, and this is the best feeling ever, and I am so excited that the game is here in Toronto,鈥� a jubilant Kpakpo said.

German fan Anna Kotman, who came from Germany for the World Cup, said it felt 鈥渁wesome鈥� to be at the stadium.

鈥淭oronto is a great city, weather is great, people are great,鈥� she said in an interview outside BMO Field, putting on Germany鈥檚 white jersey.

鈥淚 am very excited to see Germany playing here in a big city, great stadium and, yeah, let鈥檚 hope for a win.鈥�

Before the game, Toronto鈥檚 waterfront was a sea of black, red and yellow as rapturous German fans marched toward the stadium ahead of the tilt.

Flags bobbed atop a roaring sea of fans who chanted in unison to the team鈥檚 high-energy anthem, "Super Deutschland ol茅!".

Anja Duess wore a flower crown of Germany鈥檚 colours and a beaming smile as she prepared to set out on the march.

A German transplant who has lived in Toronto for more than 20 years, Duess said Saturday鈥檚 atmosphere was unlike anything she鈥檇 seen before.

鈥淚t鈥檚 just such an amazing experience. Soccer has really ignited some new passion in Toronto, and in Canada overall,鈥� said Duess, who was set to take in the match from the fan festival.

Sun and mostly clear skies shone on an estimated 5,000 people who took part in the festive march, police estimated.

A pair of fans from Cologne, Germany, carrying a replica World Cup trophy praised the Toronto hospitality and appeared only mildly let down by the interdiction against drinking on the street.

鈥淭he atmosphere is very good but it鈥檚 too less beer,鈥� said Alex Manek with a grin.

Dozens of Ivory Coast fans waited outside their favourite team's hotel in Toronto's downtown core before players boarded a bus to go to the stadium.

Pierre Amani, who flew from Ivory Coast to watch the game in Toronto and then in Philadelphia, said he is thrilled to support his team.

"I think it is going to be a historic day because I know we are going to win against Germany鈥t is going to be a tough game today," he said.

The Ivorians opened the tournament with a 1-0 win over Ecuador, while Germany routed Cura莽ao 7-1 in its first match.

Ivory Coast players arrived in Toronto with striker Elye Wahi after the 23-year-old was cleared to enter Canada, a boost for the team.

There had been uncertainty over his availability for today's match because he is under investigation in France for alleged betting-related offences.

This report by 好色tvwas first published June 20, 2026.