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Canada officially seals men’s FIFA World Cup spot after 36 years
Signed, sealed, delivered: Canada is heading to the men’s FIFA world cup after 36 years
Canada has officially sealed their spot in the men’s FIFA World Cup after the team scored a tremendous victory in its qualifying match.
The team faced Jamaica at a highly anticipated match in Toronto, flexing their muscle with a 4-0 win. The men played a stunning game of football, with the match’s outcome clear from halftime.
Canada’s recent victory didn’t disappoint, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau taking to social media to show his support and approval.
That’s what I’m talking about! Congratulations to the Canada men’s national soccer team – taking us to the World Cup for the first time in 36 years. #CANMNT https://t.co/nSnP88GGEg
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) March 27, 2022
The team has been moved from success to success under the guidance of coach John Herdman, with Canada sitting at its highest ever world ranking.
“I think this country, they never believed in us. Because we’ve given them nothing to believe in,”
“They believe now.
“And I think if we all get behind each other — this is the time for everyone to get behind football and unite. Because we can be a powerhouse. And it’s time.”
After a long hiatus, Canadians are leaping with joy as they officially deem themselves a true football country. Canada last qualified for the men’s World Cup was in 1986 in Mexico, where they suffered an embarrassing string of losses.
Qatar World Cup
The team will now compete at the World Cup in Qatar later this year alongside big opponents like Spain, England, Belgium, and Japan.
This will be the first World Cup tournament hosted in the Middle East and will kick off on November 21.
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Airbus hit by new A320 fuselage panel defect triggering share price drop
Airbus faces manufacturing issues with A320 fuselage panels, impacting shares but confirming safety for in-service aircraft.
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While the newly identified flaw has caused some delivery delays, Airbus confirms that aircraft already in service are safe and unaffected. The defect is limited to a specific batch of panels, and all new production now meets required standards.
The company has apologised for the disruption and says it is working closely with suppliers to prevent a repeat of the issue.
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