#drone-spying

#drone-spying

Canada's women's soccer team faces adversity in the 2024 Olympics due to a drone-spying scandal, including points deduction and coach suspension.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld FIFA's six-point penalty against Canada's Olympic women's soccer team for a drone spying incident, affecting their Olympic journey.

Canada Soccer and the Canadian Olympic Committee are appealing the six-point deduction by FIFA over drone spying at the Olympics.

Canada's women's football team appeals against points deduction for drone spying, but not coach's ban.

FIFA deducted six points from Canada in women's soccer Olympics for drone spying; coaches banned and fined heavily.

Canada Soccer suspended Bev Priestman for the Paris Olympics due to staff using drones to spy on New Zealand.

Canada's women's team lost appeal against six-point deduction for drone spying at Paris Olympics.

FIFA deducted six points from Canada's women's football team and banned two coaches for using a drone to spy on an opponent, impacting their gold medal defense.

The Canadian women's soccer team is appealing FIFA's six-point penalty due to a spying scandal involving the use of a drone.

The Canadian men's and women's soccer teams have been involved in drone spying scandals over several years.

The Canadian government is withholding funding for three suspended soccer officials involved in the use of spying drones during the Summer Olympics in Paris.

Defending gold medalists Canada remove head coach over drone-spying scandal during Paris Olympics.