#spying-scandal

#spying-scandal

Controversies at the 2024 Olympics involving spying scandal and drone usage resulted in the removal of Canada's women's football head coach.

Women's football at the 2024 Olympics has been filled with entertainment, drama, and surprising turns.

Drones were reportedly used by the Canadian women's national team to spy on New Zealand before the Olympics, leading to a scandal and investigations by the country's soccer federation and FIFA.

Drone espionage at the Paris Olympics led to wider spying scandal in Canadian soccer, potentially systemic and risking reputation.

The reputation of a respected women's coach, Bev Priestman, is tarnished due to a spying scandal during the Paris Olympics.

The punishment of Canada's women's soccer team for spying on an opponent's practice has been a dominant storyline at the Olympics.

Defending champions Canada won 2-1 against New Zealand amidst a spying scandal that has impacted the women's tournament.

Bev Priestman apologizes for spying scandal, removes staff, emphasizes incident doesn't represent team's values.