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Canada hit by Olympic points penalty for drone spying scandal - as head coach banned for one year

Bev Priestman has received a one-year ban from Fifa, while Canada have been docked six points in the women’s football tournament

The Independent UK

Canada women’s coach Bev Priestman banned from football for a year after spying scandal

Two other coaches banned by Fifa after drones used, while country are docked six points in Olympic group

The Guardian - UK

Canada spying scandal threatens to tarnish their Tokyo football gold

Claims that drone use was not a one-off cast doubt over Bev Priestman’s future in women’s game and team’s 2021 glory

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The British big man is back – and he’s mixing it up on the pitches of Europe!

In today’s Football Daily: Big Man summer is back on!

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All Eyes Are on Canada Soccer at the Olympics As Drone Spying Scandal Develops

Head coach Bev Priestman was sent home from Paris after new allegations emerged, citing “years” of filming opponents’ practices by both the women’s and men’s teams.

Sports Illustrated

Bev Priestman ‘highly likely’ to have been aware of spy drone COC chief says

Priestman was sent home from Paris after drones were use to spy on Canada’s Olympics opponents.

The Independent UK

Canada women's soccer coach suspended over drone scandal, which may be part of 'systemic' issues

Canada women’s soccer coach Bev Priestman was suspended and removed from the team for the Paris Olympics in the wake of a drone-spying scandal Friday, and the head of Canada Soccer said he was investigating a potential “systemic ethical shortcoming.”

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Olympics football drama continues, as manager is SUSPENDED

Canada's Paris Olympics women's football campaign has begun amid great controversy enveloping the national team

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Canada head coach Bev Priestman suspended from Olympics amid spying saga

‘Additional information’ about previous drone usage ahead of Paris 2024 has come to light, leading Priestman to be suspended until an external review is completed

The Independent UK

Paris Olympic Games 2024: Canada coach Bev Priestman sent home after drone allegations

Two members of the staff within Canadian set-up had already been sent home

Evening Standard

Canada head coach Bev Priestman suspended for Olympics over spy drone incident

The drone was used to spy on New Zealand training sessions.

The Independent UK

Canadian Women's Soccer Coach Removed Amid Drone Spying Scandal

Bev Priestman removed as Canada's women's soccer head coach for Paris Games due to drone spying scandal. Assistant coach Andy Spence to lead team.

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Paris 2024: Drone scandal leads to Canada women's football head coach Bev Priestman's suspension

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) announced on Thursday that Bev Priestman, the head coach of the women's football team, has been dismissed from her position. This decision follows Canada Soccer's suspension of Priestman in the wake of a drone spying controversy that has brought unwanted international attention to the 2020…

The Times of India

Canada Women's National Team Coach Dismissed From Olympics Amid Drone Scandal

Bev Priestman was sent home from the Olympics by Canada Soccer amid an ongoing investigation into the use of drones to spy on opponents.

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Women's Football Kicks Off At Olympics After First-day Chaos

Women's football takes centre stage at the Paris Olympics on Thursday after a chaotic start to the sporting action at the Games in the men's football, while preparations ramp up for an unprecedented opening ceremony.

The Independent UK

New Zealand urge Fifa to take action over drone ‘spy’ incident at Olympics

Head coach Bev Priestman will not take charge of Canada in their opener at Paris 2024

The Independent UK

Fifa investigates Canada amid drone spying scandal at Olympic Games

Assistant coach Jasmine Mander and Joseph Lombardi, an unaccredited analyst with Canada Soccer, have been sent home

Al Jazeera

Canadian women’s football staff sent home from Olympics over drone incident

Canada head coach Bev Priestman apologies to New Zealand, says spying scandal does not represent team’s ‘values’.

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The Guardian - US

Canada ‘shocked’ after spying scandal hits Olympic women’s football champions

Canada’s Olympic women’s football team is in turmoil after officials learned drones were used to spy on their opponents, New Zealand, before their opener

The Independent UK

Two members of Canada staff sent home from Olympics amid drone spying scandal

Canada head coach Bev Priestman has apologised over the incident.

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Olympic Games football tournament hit by Marcelo Bielsa-esque 'spygate' controversy

The Olympic Games football tournament kicks off on Wednesday afternoon

The Independent UK

Canada send coaches home from Olympics after spying on football rivals with drone at Paris 2024

New Zealand have accused Canada of flying a drone over a training session before the two nations meet in Saint-Etienne

AAP

Matildas ready to spoil Canada's Sinclair party

The Matildas do not plan on letting Canada great Christine Sinclair enjoy her retirement send-off in two friendly matches on home soil.

The Guardian - AU

‘We will win for you’: Matildas motivated to give Sam Kerr more time to recover

Pre-match words from Australia’s captain provided the inspiration for her teammates to thrash Canada and reach the last 16 of the Women’s World Cup

The Times of India

Hayley Raso stars as Australia crush Canada 4-0 to reach Women's World Cup knockouts

NEW DELHI: In a dominant display, Australia's women's soccer team secured a resounding 4-0 victory over Canada in Melbourne, advancing to the last 16 of the Women's World Cup.

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