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‘This is everything.’ Canadians celebrate second ever men’s World Cup berth

By: Ashima Agnihotri - Staff Reporter, Toronto Star Posted: Last Modified:

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Canada’s done it.

The Canadian flags are waving high at BMO Field and across the country after the men’s national team beat Jamaica 4-0 to clinch a spot at the World Cup.

After a 36-year wait, Canada is ready for Qatar.

Steve Russell - Toronto Star Canadian fans gather to chant and sing as the Men’s National Team arrives to Canada play Jamaica in FIFA CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying in BMO Field in Toronto. March 27, 2022.
Steve Russell - Toronto Star Canadian fans gather to chant and sing as the Men’s National Team arrives to Canada play Jamaica in FIFA CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying in BMO Field in Toronto. March 27, 2022.

Here’s how fans on social media are celebrating:

Ashima Agnihotri is a reporter for the Star’s radio room based in Toronto. Reach Ashima via email: aagnihotri@thestar.ca

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