Canadian women's soccer team penalized in Olympics for drone spying scandal
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FIFA strips Canada of 6 points in Olympic soccer, bans coach Bev Priestman for 1 year in drone spying scandal
FIFA deducted six points from Canada in the Paris Olympics women's soccer tournament and banned three coaches for one year each on Saturday in a drone spying scandal.
Peyton Manning Drops Perfectly Timed Spygate Reference During Olympics Opening Ceremony
The Opening Ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris is in the books and they were way better than certain people (who that is exactly is of little importance) thought they'd be.
Canada great Sinclair: 'We were never shown drone footage'
PARIS : Canada soccer great Christine Sinclair said on Friday national team players were never shown drone footage during the more than two decades she was on the team, following a spying scandal that cast a shadow over the Canadians at the Paris Games.
Sinclair, Labbe deny viewing drone footage as scandal threatens to tarnish Canada Soccer
Two former members of the Canadian women's soccer team who won gold at the Tokyo Olympics have denied watching drone footage of their competitors.
Olympics 2024: Canada coach 'likely' knew of drone spying - COC - ESPN
Canadian Olympic Committee CEO David Shoemaker said new information from Soccer Canada showed suspended women's coach Bev Priestman was likely aware of the drone use that has caused a scandal at the Paris Olympics.
Canada women's soccer head coach Priestman suspended amid drone scandal
:The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) removed head coach Bev Priestman on Thursday following her suspension by Canada Soccer over a drone spying scandal that has thrust the 2020 Olympic gold medalists into an unsavory global spotlight.
Canada axes women's soccer coach from Olympics over drone use - ESPN
Canada's women's national team head coach Bev Priestman has been removed from the country's Olympic team over a scandal involving the use of drones to spy on opponents' practice, the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) announced Thursday.