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‘Saliba holds up the number eight shirt of Koné when they celebrated which was nice.’
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Jonathan David became the first player from a CONCAF (Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football) nation to score a hat-trick in the World Cup since 1930, as Canada swept aside nine-man Qatar 6-0 in matchday two of the World Cup.
However, it was a bittersweet win for the Canadians as Ismaël Koné was left with a broken leg following a rash challenge from Assim Madib.
Where does this leave Canada in their quest to progress on home soil?
The panel discuss …
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