In the video, Cote d’Ivoire stuns Germany with “President” goal

Franck Kessier ended a long goal drought for Cote d’Ivoire national team when he scored the goal that gave his team a 1-0 lead against Germany in the second round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage tonight, Saturday.

Nicknamed “The President”, the Ivorian midfielder managed to score in the 30th minute when he followed up a ball that cleared the German defense from the six-yard box after Amad Diallo’s shot.

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The goal ended Kessier’s streak of 26 consecutive matches with his country’s national team in major tournaments without a goal.

Saudi Al-Ahly star Franck Kessi (29 years, 6 months) is the second-oldest player to score for the Elephants at the World Cup, behind Didier Drogba (32 years, 3 months), according to French network “stats foot”.