Canada top NZ after Olympic spying scandal
Briefly

Canada defeated New Zealand 2-1 overshadowed by a spying scandal, with manager Bev Priestman sitting out due to drone use allegations at New Zealand practices.
New Zealand coach Indiah-Page Riley stated the scandal 'lit a fire in our bellies,' despite their loss to Canada in the opening game.
Lacasse and Viens scored for Canada; Viens netted the winner in the 79th minute, aided by Fleming's pass, securing the victory against New Zealand.
Canada Soccer initiated an independent review, while FIFA began disciplinary proceedings to address the spying scandal during the Paris Olympics women's soccer tournament.
Read at ESPN.com
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