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Radosław Nawrot

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  • Jun 19

    Canada secures first World Cup win with 6-0 demolition of Qatar; midfielder Koné suffers broken leg in gruesome foul

    Canada secured their first-ever World Cup victory in Vancouver on Thursday night, overwhelming nine-man Qatar 6-0 in a match stained by two Qatari red cards and a double leg fracture for midfielder Ismaël Koné.

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