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CANADIAN MEN LAY CLAIM TO THE TURF AT WORLD CUP STADIUM BEFORE TOURNAMENT OPENER
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By Neil Davidson in Al Rayyan
Canada came armed to the World Cup.
During World Cup qualifying the Canadian men travelled with a sword which bears
the words ‘Nihil timendum est,’ which is ‘Fear Nothing’ in Latin. And the sword
has made its way to Qatar.
The finale of Canada Soccer’s “Anything is Possible” documentary series shows
captain Atiba Hutchinson complete with sword, surrounded by his teammates in a
circle in the middle of the pitch at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium on Tuesday, the day
before Canada’s World Cup opener against Belgium.
“Dreams are all here in this stadium,” said Hutchinson. “We’re here now. Let’s
go and make the most of this. Let’s put our country on the map. Let’s all make
each other proud, make our families proud, everybody that’s behind us proud.
“We’ve worked so hard to be in this position here now. So let’s go and take it
tomorrow. Let’s start flying. Let’s fly for each. All right? Let’s do it boys.
Tomorrow.”
Hutchinson then drives the sword into the turf to the cheers of his teammates,
with injured goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau watching from afar via a phone.
The players then huddle up with a chorus of “brothers” on three.
In March, after the Canadians qualified for Qatar with a 4-0 win over Jamaica in
Toronto, coach John Herdman explained that the sword was “something that
symbolizes ‘New Canada.'”
“I said to these boys (that) we’ve always had a shield. But we created a sword
and on the sword it says ‘Nihil timendum est,’ which is ‘Fear Nothing.’ And
that’s New Canada. That’s the swagger we want to play with. And it goes in into
every stadium to symbolize we’ll own their ground and be New Canada.”
The tradition was derailed during a trip to Central America to face Costa Rica
in qualifying before the Jamaica win.
La Nacion, a Costa Rican newspaper, reported that customs officials had seized
the sword upon the Canadian team’s arrival by charter due to “regulations that
govern the type of weapons that can enter our country.”
The newspaper ran a photo of the sword, a long two-handed weapon nestled in a
black carrying case with a red interior. On the handle are the words Qatar 2022.
Without the sword, the Canadians saw their 17-game unbeaten streak in CONCACAF
qualifying end in a 1-0 loss to Costa Rica. Canada played with 10 men for
two-thirds of that match after midfielder Mark-Anthony Kaye was sent off for a
second yellow card.
But there was a happy ending.
“We’ve got it. We got it back. It was in that turf (at BMO Field),” a happy
Herdman said of the sword after the win over Jamaica.
The team had previously kept the existence of the sword to itself.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Ilya Sorokin made a career-high 49 saves and Jean-Gabriel Pageau
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Edmonton Oilers 3-0 on Wednesday night.
Defenseman Sebastian Aho also scored for the Islanders, who have won two
consecutive games and four of six. New York improved to 12-1-2 in its last 15
home games against the Oilers.
“What this game came down to is we were unable to solve their goaltender,”
Edmonton coach Jay Woodcroft said. “We didn’t find a way to crack him.”
After a scoreless first period, Pageau scored shorthanded at 4:33 against Oilers
netminder Jack Campbell while Anthony Beauvilier was serving a slashing penalty.
Zach Parise and Adam Pelech assisted.
The Islanders are 8-0-0 when the 38-year-old Parise gets a point.
Parise hasn’t missed a game in his two seasons with the Islanders.
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said. “He’s been helping me a lot.”
Pageau scored again at 6:39, this time on a power play. His fifth goal of the
season was assisted by Mathew Barzal and Anders Lee.
“He’s a big-moment guy,″ Islanders forward Cal Clutterbuck said of Pageau, who
scored twice for the first time this season.
The assist extended Barzal’s point streak to six games. Barzal leads the
Islanders with 21 assists and 23 points overall.
Aho made it 3-0 at 16:56 of the second with his second goal of the season, with
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“I thought we were committed to play the right way,” Islanders coach Lane
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Sorokin made nine saves in the first, 17 in the second and 23 more in the third
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“It was a good game for us. Those guys are very dangerous,” Sorokin said,
referring to high-scoring Oilers forwards Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl. ”I
don’t think much about how many shots.”
The Islanders denied three Edmonton power-play chances in the third as the
27-year-old Sorokin improved to 9-5-0.
“Three kills against them was huge,” Clutterbuck added.
The Islanders were coming off a 2-1 overtime win Monday at Toronto. The Oilers
lost their previous game, 5-2 at New Jersey on Monday.
The Islanders outshot the Oilers 12-9 in the first, though Edmonton didn’t
record a shot on goal until 13 minutes into the period. Sorokin’s best save was
a dazzling right pad stop on Zach Hyman at the 16:58 mark to keep the game
scoreless.
Sorokin also denied Hyman from in close early in the third and Ryan
Nugent-Hopkins with a snazzy glove stop with just under eight minutes remaining.
Campbell, who took a puck to the face on the bench during Monday’s loss in New
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“I thought he gave us a chance to win tonight and made some good saves when
called upon,” Woodcroft said. ”I’m impressed with Jack Campbell and that level
of stick-to-it-iveness and refusing to let a puck to the nose take a start away
from him.”
The Islanders are 13-2-0 this season when they score at least three goals.
NOTES: The Islanders, who improved to 13-6-0, did not reach 13 wins last season
until Jan. 18. … Islanders forward Simon Holmstrom made his NHL debut after Kyle
Palmieri was a late scratch with an upper-body injury. Holmstrom, a first-round
draft pick in 2019, was recalled from Bridgeport and skated on a line with
Barzal and Wahlstrom. … New York also scratched defenseman Robin Salo and
forward Ross Johnston. … The Oilers scratched defenseman Ryan Murray and
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MALKIN’S WINNING GOAL IN SHOOTOUT LEADS PENS PAST FLAMES
Published on November 23, 2022
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Evgeni Malkin scored the deciding goal in the shootout, and
the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Calgary Flames 2-1 on Wednesday night for their
fourth straight win.
Malkin, who was recognized for playing his 1,000th NHL game on Sunday, flipped a
backhander over Dan Vlader’s glove. After Malkin scored, he threw his stick into
the crowd and celebrated with his teammates.
Sidney Crosby and Rickard Rakell also scored in the tiebreaker for the Penguins,
who improved to 6-1-1 in their last eight games overall. Jan Rutta scored in
regulation, and Tristan Jarry made 33 saves for his 100th NHL win.
Dillon Dube scored in the second period for the Flames, who had won two in a
row. Calgary has four wins in its last six games overall following a seven-game
losing streak.
Vladar, making his fourth start of the season, and first since Nov. 10, stopped
38 shots.
Rutta opened the scoring at 2:09 when he beat Vladar with a blocker-side wrist
shot from between the circles.
Pittsburgh appeared to take a 2-0 lead on a Bryan Rust goal. But it was waved
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Calgary then tied it at 1 at 8:37 of the second when Dube redirected a Chris
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HONORING MALKIN
The Penguins celebrated Malkin in his first home game after appearing in his
1,000th career regular-season game on Sunday at Chicago.
Malkin’s teammates all wore his No. 71 jersey during warmups. Malkin’s wife,
Anna, and 6-year-old son, Nikita, joined him on the ice during a pregame
ceremony. He received personal gifts commemorating his 1,000th career game,
including a silver hockey stick.
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Calgary played the fourth game of a season-long six-game road trip.
The Flames lost the first game of the trip against Tampa Bay, but rebounded with
wins against Florida and Philadelphia prior to Wednesday’s shootout loss against
the Penguins. Calgary closes the trip with games at Washington and Carolina.
The Flames have at least a point in their last seven games at PPG Paints Arena,
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Penguins: Visit Washington on Friday.
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