Canadian men's soccer teams climbs to No. 43 in latest FIFA rankings
In the wake of a busy June, the Canadian men have moved up two places to No. 43 in the latest FIFA world rankings.
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In the wake of a busy June, the Canadian men have moved up two places to No. 43 in the latest FIFA world rankings.
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