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Eoin O'Callaghan
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The Guardian
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The Guardian
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Jul 2026
Canada co-hosted the World Cup – but whose party was it?
Canada’s co-hosting of the World Cup generated far less public excitement than the exuberant fan celebrations surrounding visiting teams such as Portugal and Egypt. Despite moments of joy from Canada’s matches, local enthusiasm remained muted, reflecting a broader pattern of cautious national sporting culture. The team’s early exit and limited showcase opportunities underscored Canada’s junior role in the tournament. With temporary stadium infrastructure to be removed and uncertainty surrounding professional clubs and the domestic league, significant questions remain about investment and the future direction of Canadian soccer.
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