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Glory Written in Pain
Canada finally claimed its first-ever World Cup win, but a devastating injury ensured the celebration was wrapped in tears.
Inside , the noise was deafening, yet the loudest moment was the silence that fell when was stretchered off with a severe leg injury. What followed was a ruthless, emotional storm. Jonathan David ended his international drought with a historic hat-trick as Qatar collapsed to nine men, including a red card for Homam Ahmed. When substitute Nathan-Dylan Saliba scored a 64th-minute free kick and held Koné’s shirt high, the 6-0 rout transcended a soccer game. ’s men had their first-ever World Cup victory, but it was paid for in pain.
— and get this

