dedo 🇨🇦🇯🇴 (REBUILD)

@dlicps is officially gone 🙌 So apparently, the guy that managed to compromise my account changed their name to this 😭😭😭 Was already fortunate they stopped using my name to scam ppl But yeah it got suspended Thank you all for reporting it, & I’ll restart from scratch 🤍

👥 Dvouhodinový souboj proti Wieczystě Kraków zahájí tato slávistická 𝐗𝐈 🇸🇮 Danijel Šturm poprvé v sešívaném 🇨🇦 Debut Bryana Ouandy v útoku 🤝 David Moses a Toumani Diakité ve středu pole Sledujte přímý přenos 👉 slavia.cz/zive

England should be afraid of Mexico’s form on the pitch instead of the altitude in Mexico City ⚔️ World Cup breakfast w/ @Culturecams, @LyesBouzidi10

You can use a lot of words to describe Canada’s World Cup run, and most of them should be positive. Canada getting out of the group stage, complete with a barnstorming performance against Qatar, led an entire nation still curious about the sport to buy into this team’s possibilities. And then, with their first-ever knockout round win against South Africa, Canada showed they deserve to be classified in a different tier of international soccer. Yet Morocco is in a different tier, and the Canadian public need to understand that. In the end, it was the cunning game management that Canada lacked, as they have for some time now. That could come with experience. Considering where Canada finished at the 2022 World Cup – 31st of 32 teams – to where they finished on Saturday, this World Cup has to be viewed as a success for Canada. 📝 @joshuakloke Canada 0-3 Morocco Briefing: bit.ly/4vhkoOB

All in on Mexico

CANMNT and Canada Soccer shared a statement thanking Canadians for their support on the team's historic #FIFAWorldCup run 🙌🇨🇦 (via @CANMNT_Official, @CanadaSoccerEN)

Canada's World Cup is over, but there is reason for promise in the future of Canadian soccer: @TheAthleticFC #CANMNT nytimes.com/athletic/74217…

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Thank you to co-hosts Canada and to Paraguay for your participation at the biggest @FIFAWorldCup in history 👏

And I guess finally if any underdog I didn’t name emerges (à la Norway maybe? 🇳🇴) Just know I love me an underdog team 🤣🤣

There are also narratives that I’ll follow, like your Ronaldo’s, Yamal’s, can Mbappé catch up to Messi, etc. While it is sad to see both my NTs out, there is some peace in me watching the WC on a more neutral lens

Sadly my national teams are out of the WC, but there are 3 that I PERSONALLY want to do well 🇪🇬 Egypt I have a huge soft spot for football wise 🇲🇦 Morocco to me is THE role model in football 🇲🇽 Eye-opening interacting with Mexican ppl & their sheer obsession over football

mañana gana méxico

The team who inspired a whole nation 👏🇨🇦 - L’équipe qui a inspiré tout un pays 👏🇨🇦

It’s so hilarious when I saw that because EVERYONE looked disappointed 😭😭😭😭 The time synchs were so off LMAO everyone was reacting as if they were no longer on camera Still proud Canada showed up 🇨🇦❤️

FANS ACROSS THE COUNTRY! Check out the CanMNT watch parties across Canada.

Canada’s World Cup is over with their loss to Morocco. But don’t call their tournament anything but a success. #CANMNT changed the sport over a few weeks. And that should be recognized. From Houston, as the run ends, unlocked at @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/74222…

¿Y si sí? 🇲🇽

England finally arrived in Mexico and the fans are already giving them HELL 😭 They booked 14 different hotels to throw off the Mexicans but they found them anyway 💀

£2.5B squad running a underdog gimmick against a 17yr old and his 40yr old babysitter

'Mexico are the favourites' Marc Guehi knows just how big a task England are facing in the last 16