Five defining moments from Canada’s first World Cup on home soil
From Alanis on opening night to Eustáquio’s last-gasp knockout winner, Canada’s World Cup was a summer to remember.
There was no mystery. Sorloth was simply an asshole.This will remain a mystery as much as why Sorloth did not pass the fucking ball to Halland!
They're not overrated, it's 4-2 now so Les Bleus haven't surrendered yet. France's main problem imo was the team has played for MbappeHow crazy is that ? England 4-0 in the first period. Either the French have given up or maybe adding Saka made the difference. Or maybe France was overrated.
And Olise holds the world cup record for most assists with 7
England also takes home $29M in prize money; France takes home $27M. Canada would dream of that prize money because %50 of it goes into youth soccer (under 20, under 18, under 17, etc) in Canada. The other %50 is split among the players.Incredible match. France had so many good chances. They *could’ve* caught up fully or even won. Their goaltender backbencher was clearly rusty… the defenders did better keeping than him.
Both teams come away with something satisfying. Mbappe claims the scoring record and England brings home bronze. Almost feels *too* good for both sides. Some coordination, or at least an unspoken understanding, between their camps would not be surprising to me.
It’s still a great and rare thing to see a double digit goal game without it being a one-sided blowout.
I completely agree.There was no mystery. Sorloth was simply an asshole.
The Swedes are known for their commitment to selfless play in any team sport.
I'm guessing that's less of a Norwegian quality.
Of course, when you are making €7 million per year playing for Atletico Madrid you might develop a bit of ego.





