Anyone who's followed Côte d’Ivoire’s progress at the 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup UAE will know that
the side is always up for a fight. The key to success with such a battling approach is a sturdy
defence, and the Ivorian side are certainly not lacking in that department.
While Italy, Uruguay and New Zealand enjoyed varying degrees of success when pitted against the
Baby Elephants’ compact and disciplined defensive unit in the group stage of the competition, they
all found it extremely tough.
In the Round of 16, Morocco found themselves heading home having failed to find sufficient space
to exploit their speed and considerable attacking talents against a massed west-African defensive
shield. Now, the next battle awaiting Ibrahima Kamara’s men is their quarter-final clash against
Argentina.

a most win for the ivorians

Let the better team win