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From tickets to accommodation, the Qatar embassy handled all support, including arrangements for those arriving by air or driving in from the US
Canada and Qatar meet at BC Place in Vancouver, with both teams chasing a landmark first-ever FIFA World Cup victory.
Julen Lopetegui urges his players to enjoy the occasion as Group B remains finely balanced with all four teams on one point.
Canada and Qatar play on matchday two with the chance to seize the initiative and take a step into the knockouts. Co-hosts Canada will have the full backing, and considerable pressure, of a packed BC stadium cheering them on.
Canada is ready to set aside its reputation for politeness, at least during the World Cup. With a chance to make history at home, after decades of World Cup disappointment, Canada’s players are talking less about manners and more about mentality.
Canada are set to name a stronger line up as they prepare for their crucial group match in Vancouver
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