Curaçao impresses ahead of World Cup match against Germany
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 5:29 AM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Curaçao has garnered attention ahead of its upcoming World Cup match against Germany, set to take place next Sunday. The team, which is the smallest nation to qualify for the tournament, has captured hearts with its unique mode of travel, using an old school bus decked out in national flags. The players have been seen celebrating with music and drumming on their bus, creating a lively atmosphere. As Germany prepares for the challenge, it remains to be seen if Curaçao can translate their good vibes into performance on the pitch.
- •Curaçao will face Germany in their first group match on Sunday.
- •The team is traveling in a retro-style bus without built-in windows.
- •Players have been engaging with fans through music and drumming.
- •Curaçao is the smallest nation ever to qualify for a World Cup.
- 5:29 AMYahoo Sports — 📹 Arriving in an old school bus! Germany's group rivals win hearts
"Just one week to go before the German national team enters the hottest phase of the summer. In their first group match, they will face World Cup newcomers Curaçao. The players from the Caribbean isla...
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