The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris haven't even had an opening ceremony yet, and we're already dealing with a potential cheating scandal. According to a report from New Zealand media, the New Zealand ...
Members of Canada Women’s coaching team were asked by senior coaching staff to fly drones over a New Zealand practice session and obtain “surreptitious film footage” before the Paris Olympics on July ...
Canada women’s soccer drone scandal — that saw its coach get removed Thursday — is far from a one-off instance, and has included the men’s team as well, according to a new damming report published ...
The Canadian soccer spying scandal apparently didn’t come as a surprise to the U.S. Soccer Federation. Canada’s Olympic women's soccer team was caught using a drone to spy on training sessions in ...
Canada women's soccer coach Bev Priestman has been sent home from the Paris Olympics in the wake of a drone scandal. The announcement by the Canadian Olympic Committee about Priestman's suspension ...
PARIS − The use of drones by Canadian soccer teams to spy on opponents appears to trace back well before these 2024 Olympic Games, including an attempt during this summer’s run to Copa America ...
Following Canada women's soccer coach Bev Priestman's removal from the Canadian Olympic team due to her staff's use of a drone to spy on opponents, Canada Soccer CEO & general secretary Kevin Blue has ...
FIFA hinders Canada’s chances for an Olympic women’s soccer repeat with punishments for drone spying
FIFA suspended Canada women’s soccer coach Bev Priestman for one year, deducted six points from the team’s Olympic group stage total and issued a fine on Saturday in response to Canada flying a drone ...
The Canadian Olympic Committee has removed Canadian women's national soccer team coach Bev Priestman from the Canadian Olympic team, the committee announced on Thursday. Priestman was already ...
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