Mixed fortunes for Forest's World Cup four

[Getty Images] Incoming Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner may not work with Manchester City -bound midfielder Elliot Anderson, but he still has a number of players who have been at the World Cup. Winger Dan Ndoye's Switzerland are aiming to reach the last 16 when they face Algeria on Friday. They topped Group B ahead of co-hosts Canada, with Ndoye starting two of the three games and coming off the bench in the 2-1 win over Canada. Ibrahim Sangare started three of Ivory Coast's four games, with the Elephants exiting the competition after their late loss to Norway in the last 32. The midfielder was a late substitute in their opening 1-0 win over Ecuador as Ivory Coast finished second in Group E, with Sangare setting up Nicolas Pepe's second goal in their win over Curacao. New Zealand finished bottom of Group G with Chris Wood unable to score for the All Whites. They suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat by Belgium after losing to Egypt, having drawn their opening game 2-2 with Iran. Defender Tyler Bindon, who was on loan at Sheffield United last season, came off the bench in the opening two games before starting against Belgium. Forest start their pre-season fixtures at Notts County on 18 July.