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Join the City of Toronto on Thursday, June 12 at Nathan Phillips Square for a free, family-friendly celebration marking one year until FIFA World Cup 26™ arrives in Toronto. Mayor Olivia Chow will officially proclaim June 12 as Soccer Day in Toronto, honoring the city’s love for the game and unveiling the Official Toronto Countdown Clock for the World Cup. Don’t miss this milestone moment for soccer fans across the city!
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Colombia’s Independiente Santa Fe has pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the Copa Sudamericana, eliminating Argentine giant River Plate in an extraordinary penalty shootout in Buenos Aires....
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