Jesse Marsch, Canada Soccer face discipline from CONCACAF for Gold Cup actions
Canadian men's soccer coach Jesse Marsch is in trouble with CONCACAF again.
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Canadian men's soccer coach Jesse Marsch is in trouble with CONCACAF again.
Editor's note: A version of this story ran before the semifinal round of the Men's College World Series. It has been updated to reflect LSU advancing the championship series against Coastal Carolina.
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