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CANADA MAKE HISTORY! Eustaquio’s Historic Goal & Huge World Cup Matchups | Marinaro & Son June 26 2026
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On this episode of Marinaro and Son, Tony and Anthony talk about Canada making history as Stephen Eustaquio scores the biggest goal in Canadian men’s national team history to send Canada to the Round of 16, plus today’s Round of 32 matchups and World Cup storylines and much more!
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