During Toronto FC's home opener against the Chicago Fire, fans expressed their dissatisfaction with U.S. policies by booing The Star-Spangled Banner, an act followed by a lively performance of O Canada. This incident mirrors previous events, such as booing at B.C. Place when the LA Galaxy played Vancouver. The discontent is rooted in political issues, notably tariffs imposed by the U.S. on Canada. Coaches from both teams acknowledged the booing, emphasizing their focus on the game despite external tensions.
Fans at Toronto FC's home opener booed The Star-Spangled Banner in a demonstration against U.S. policies, followed by singing O Canada enthusiastically.
Toronto FC fans booed the U.S. anthem, showing discontent over tariffs and discussions about Canada's status amidst political tensions between the U.S. and Canada.
Gregg Berhalter mentioned that reactions like booing the anthem don't pertain to the soccer game but are about external matters beyond their control.
Toronto FC head coach Robin Fraser recalled emotional memories of national anthems, where crowds took over singing, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.
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