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Stephen Eustáquio's heroics, Alphonso Davies' return and Tajon Buchanan's struggles: Canada's World Cup winners and losers

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Benjamin Steiner
Stephen Eustáquio's heroics, Alphonso Davies' return and Tajon Buchanan's struggles: Canada's World Cup winners and losers
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Canada secured a historic first-ever knockout round win at the men's World Cup after a stoppage-time goal by Stephen Eustáquio. The victory marks a significant milestone for Canadian soccer as the team advances to the Round of 16.

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The win represents a major shift in Canada's sporting landscape, moving beyond traditional winter sports dominance toward international success in soccer.

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Stephen Eustáquio's stoppage-time winner sent Canada into the World Cup Round of 16 as GOAL breaks down the biggest winners and losers against South Africa.

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