Canada's historic World Cup win

It was a historic win for Canada at the World Cup. Canada beat Qatar in the second Group B match 6-0, skyrocketing to the top of the group and winning its first match ever in the World Cup. We'll get reaction from fans and and talk to 1986 Canadian World Cup team members Bob Lenarduzzi and Paul Dolan. We asked asking: Where did you watch the game? How did you celebrate? And how loud was it?  

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