Why the weather mattered when Canada tried reaching the World Cup in 1985
Chilly temperatures and rainy skies seemed to be on their side when the Canadian men's soccer team was preparing for a crucial match in St. John's in 1985.
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Why the weather mattered when Canada tried reaching the World Cup in 1985
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