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Ninety XI Man of the Match
Yan Diomande
Côte d'IvoireFull results
- Yan Diomande1 · 100%
Timeline
- 90'Amad DialloLeft foot shot⚽
- 89'Odilon Kossounou↳ Guela Doué⇄
- 77'Ibrahim Sangaré↳ Seko Fofana⇄
- 77'⇄Kevin Rodríguez↳ Enner Valencia
- 77'Christ Inao Oulaï↳ Nicolas Pépé⇄
- 74'Jackson PorozoFoul
- 62'⇄Angelo Preciado↳ John Yeboah
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Lineups
Côte d'Ivoire4-4-2
6.9
6.71 Fofana40'↓89'
6.917 Doué
7.65 Singo
7.220 Agbadou
6.93 Konan
8.2★11 Diomande39'
7.08 Kessié28'↓77'
6.96 Fofana↓56'
6.124 Touré↓77'
6.519 Pépé↓56'
6.512 Wahi
6.51 Galíndez
6.63 Hincapié
6.46 Pacho
6.84 Ordóñez↓62'
6.921 Franco↓56'
6.614 Minda
7.615 Vite
7.123 Caicedo↓62'
7.09 Yeboah↓77'
6.713 Valencia
7.719 PlataCôte d'Ivoire · Bench
Ecuador · Bench
Côte d'Ivoire4-4-26.71 Fofana40'↓89'6.917 Doué7.65 Singo7.220 Agbadou6.93 Konan8.2★11 Diomande39'7.08 Kessié28'↓77'6.96 Fofana↓56'6.124 Touré↓77'6.519 Pépé↓56'6.512 WahiCôte d'Ivoire · Bench
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