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• Team Europe
  | Name = Europe | Badge = Logo of Team Europe WCH 2016.png
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• Junior hockey in Europe
  In Europe, junior teams are usually associated with a professional team, and are used The lack of an amateur draft in Europe, other than in Russia, means that the onus is on the teams to sign the most
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• Team Europe (ice hockey)
  #redirect [[Team Europe]]
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• List of pre-World War II ice rinks in Europe
  This is a list of '''ice rinks in Europe prior to [[World War II]]'''. Both indoor and outdoor rinks are included in
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• Team Europe (ice hockey)
  #redirect [[Team Europe]]
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• Bohemia
  |Continent = Europe '''Bohemia''' was a country in Central Europe, around the present-day Czech Republic. Prague was its capital. After World
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• IIHF European Women Championships
  ...former international competition of women's ice hockey between nations in Europe. The competition was organized by [[International Ice Hockey Federation]] ( ...hockey.com/hockeyarchives/eurofem1989.htm Hockey Archives - Championnats d'Europe féminins 1989]
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• Czechoslovakia
  |Continent = Europe '''Czechoslovakia''' was a country in Central Europe. Its capital city was Prague. On January 1, 1993, the country peacefully sp
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• Yugoslavia
  |Continent = Europe ...'Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia''' was a country in Southeastern Europe that existed from 1918 until it was dissolved in 1992 amid the Yugoslav War
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• Ice Hockey Federation of Slovenia
  ...r-anniversary/100-top-stories/story-42.html|title=Story #42;Breakup of old Europe creates a new hockey world|publisher=International Ice Hockey Federation|ac [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|Slovenia]]
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• Lithuanian Ice Hockey Federation
  ...r-anniversary/100-top-stories/story-42.html|title=Story #42;Breakup of old Europe creates a new hockey world|publisher=International Ice Hockey Federation|ac [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Ice Hockey Federation of the Republic of Azerbaijan
  | title =Breakup of old Europe creates a new hockey world [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|Azer]]
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• Team Europe
  | Name = Europe | Badge = Logo of Team Europe WCH 2016.png
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• List of hockey nations
  ''World map of the ice hockey countries. For a detailed map of Europe, please see below.'' {{Europe Map of Hockey Nations}}
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• Deutscher Eishockey Verband
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• 1953-54 East York Lyndhursts
  ...sented [[Canada]] at the [[1954 World Ice Hockey Championships]]. While in Europe for the tournament, they embarked on an exhibition tour. Jan 30 2-11 [[Canadians in Europe]] @ Paris
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• Austria-Hungary
  ...''' was a union of the countries of [[Austria]] and [[Hungary]] in eastern Europe. Among others, it comprised the areas of later independent [[Czechoslovakia
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• Team North America (World Cup of Hockey 2016)
  | First game ='''North America''' 4–0 [[Team Europe (ice hockey)|Europe]]<br><small>(Quebec City, [[Quebec]], [[Canada]]; 8 September 2016)</small> | Largest win ='''North America''' 4–0 [[Team Europe (ice hockey)|Europe]]<br><small>(Quebec City, [[Quebec]], [[Canada]]; 8 September 2016)</small>
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• Junior hockey in Europe
  In Europe, junior teams are usually associated with a professional team, and are used The lack of an amateur draft in Europe, other than in Russia, means that the onus is on the teams to sign the most
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• 1963-64 Winnipeg Maroons
  Mar 3 6-5 (2:0, 1:2, 3:3) [[Canadians in Europe]] @ Lausanne Mar 16 10-5 (5:0, 3:4, 2:1) [[Canadians in Europe]] @ Geneva
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• Centre Sportif Richard Bozon
  | structural engineer = Heinz Isler, Europe Etudes The Centre was designed by Riger Tailibert, with Heinz Isler of the firm Europe Etudes as structural engineer. Construction took place through 1970 into 19
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• 2019-20 EBYSL season
  | 3. || align="left" | Okanagan HC Europe || 25 || 12 || 9 || 0 || 4 || 80:70 || 40 * '''EC VSV''' – Okanagan HC Europe 8:3 (2:1, 3:0, 3:2)
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• World War II
  ...nlisted in the military forces. The hockey leagues across the continent of Europe were shuttered as the war raged.
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• Kazakhstan Ice Hockey Federation
  ...r-anniversary/100-top-stories/story-42.html|title=Story #42;Breakup of old Europe creates a new hockey world|publisher=International Ice Hockey Federation|ac [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Liechtenstein Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• 1951-52 Edmonton Mercurys
  ...ton Mercurys]]''' represented Canada at the 1952 Winter Olympics. While in Europe, they embarked on an exhibition tour. Feb 3 7-1 [[Canadians in Europe]] @ The Hague
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• Georgian Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Federation of Portuguese Ice Sports
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Ice Hockey Federation of Armenia
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Macedonian Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Balkan Ice Hockey Union
  ...t to "develop and promote ice hockey in the Balkan region of South-Eastern Europe."
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• Hellenic Ice Sports Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Slovak Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• National Ice Hockey Federation of Moldova
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Romanian Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Ice Hockey Iceland
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Andorran Federation of Ice Sports
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Irish Ice Hockey Association
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• 1926-27 Montreal Victorias
  This was the first time that a Canadian team based in [[Canada]] toured Europe. ...ts from [[Oxford University]] or Cambridge University, had been playing in Europe for years.
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• Northern Irish National Team
  [[Category:National ice hockey teams in Europe]]
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• Liechtenstein
  |Continent = Europe '''Liechtenstein''' is a tiny country in Central Europe. Vaduz is the capital, and Schaan is the largest city.
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• Danmarks Ishockey Union
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Shinkichi Kamei
  He was the top scorer for Japan during their tour of Europe leading up to the Olympics. Kamei also played for [[Keio University]].
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• Luxembourg Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• European University Hockey League
  | region = Central Europe ...ey '''A'''ssociation). The idea to establish a university hockey league in Europe was formed by '''Jaroslav Straka''', who thanks to '''Lubomir Sekeras, Fran
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• Latvian Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Sportpaleis Merksem
  It was the largest indoor arena in Europe at the time, with room for 21,000 spectators. Although it is no longer used
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• Soviet Union
  |Continent = Europe
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• Serbia and Montenegro
  '''Serbia and Montenegro''' was a country in southeastern Europe. It was formed from two former republics of the [[Yugoslavia|Socialist Fede
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• Ice Hockey Federation of Russia
  * [[Kontinental Hockey League]] (KHL) (highest hockey league in Europe) (since 2008) [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|Russia]]
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• Bulgarian Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Canadian Overseas Exhibition Tours
  ...a list of [[Canada|Canadian]] teams that went on tours overseas (either in Europe or Asia). ...onships|World Championships]]. These teams generally embarked on a tour of Europe, playing games against various club, national, and all-star teams both befo
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• Bosnia and Herzegovina Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• New Niagara Challenge Cup
  ...as the first indoor ice hockey tournament to be played in [[England]], and Europe as a whole.
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• Moldova
  |Continent = Europe '''Moldova''' is a country in Eastern Europe. Chisinau is the capital and largest city.
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• Metro Radio Arena
  | owner = SMG Europe | operator = SMG Europe
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• Serbian Ice Hockey Association
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• George Meagher
  ...o is usually regarded as having introduced the sport in its modern form to Europe.<ref>[http://web.comhem.se/~u87152366/GeoMeagherPlayerprofile.htm Biography ...s to be recognized as the "father" of the sport as we currently know it in Europe.
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• Finnish Ice Hockey Association
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|Finland]]
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• Letna field
  Due to its position it used to be the venue for the largest Stalin statue in Europe. The statue was torn down in the 1960s. The football stadium of AC Sparta P
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• Hector Chotteau
  Chotteau was the first known goaltender in Europe to wear a mask during a game. This occurred against [[CSH Paris]] on Novemb
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• Croatian Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Belarus Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Ukrainian Hockey Extra League
  | continent = Europe
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• Spanish Ice Sports Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|Spain]]
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• 2016 World Cup of Hockey
  ...m|Canada]] won the championship, defeating [[Team Europe (ice hockey)|Team Europe]] in the best-of-three final. ...lagicon|SVK}} {{flagicon|SVN}} {{flagicon|CHE}} [[Team Europe (ice hockey)|Europe]] ''(Players from European nations not already represented in the tournamen
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• Arthur Boak
  ...ecember 16, 1962) was a Canadian-born goaltender. While studying abroad in Europe, Boak played for the [[German National Team]] at the [[LIHG Championships]]
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• Balkan Ice Hockey League
  | continent = Europe
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• English Ice Hockey Association
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|England]]
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• Jozef Stogowski
  ...s a [[Poland|Polish]] goaltender. One of the best inter-war goaltenders in Europe, Stogowski played for the [[Polish National Team]] at 11 major ([[European
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• North Macedonia
  |Continent = Europe ...epublic of Macedonia''') is a country on the Balkan peninsula in Southeast Europe. Skopje is the capital and largest city.
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• Hans Cattini
  ...s a Swiss hockey player who was one of the best players in the country and Europe as a whole during the inter-war era.
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• Estonian Ice Hockey Association
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Brabo IHC
  ...ibition game against the Trail Smoke Eaters, who were on a warm-up tour of Europe prior to their participation in the [[1939 World Ice Hockey Championships]]
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• Andorra
  |Continent = Europe '''Andorra''' is a tiny country located in the Pyrenees mountains of Europe. Andorra la Vella is the capital and largest city.
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• 1927-28 Toronto Varsity Grads
  ...mpics]], which they won. They also embarked on an exhibition tour while in Europe.
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• 1963-64 Windsor Bulldogs
  Dec 3 8-5 (2:1, 1:2, 5:2) [[Canadians in Europe]] @ Geneva
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• 1885 Varsity Match
  ...ayed a century earlier as having been the first ice hockey match played in Europe.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20020320214131/http://www.ouihc.org/histor
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• Pic Cattini
  Cattini was one of the best players, both in Switzerland and all of Europe, during the inter-war era. He formed a dynamic line with his brother, [[Han
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• Prague
  ...s 200 BC. Prague is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cities of Europe.
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• Stade de Suisse
  ...Suisse with its artificial turf surface was an ideal candidate to provide Europe its first "new era" outdoor attendance record for ice hockey.<ref>Joeri Loo
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• Ukrainian Hockey League (2016)
  | continent = Europe
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• Caucasus Ice Hockey League
  ...petition intended to include the Caucasus region at the border of Asia and Europe. Attempts to form the league were spearheaded by the [[Turkish Ice Hockey F
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• Crossmyloof Ice Rink (1907)
  ...ach other. Albeit informal, this was one of the earliest hockey leagues in Europe.
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• Ice Hockey Federation of Ukraine
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|Ukraine]]
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• International Hockey Journal Vol 1. No. 1
  ...moking jackets", concluding that it was "certainly not a people's game" in Europe. After the war, Europe was in shambles, and hockey was mostly an afterthought until the [[1920 Sum
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• Deutscher Eissport-Verband
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Swiss Ice Hockey Federation
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|Switzerland]]
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• Deutscher Eislauf-Verband
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• SAP Arena
  ...AP Arena is one of the largest in Germany and one of the most high-tech in Europe. The arena is named after its sponsor SAP.
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• Kuwait Ice Hockey Association
  ...r-anniversary/100-top-stories/story-42.html|title=Story #42;Breakup of old Europe creates a new hockey world|publisher=International Ice Hockey Federation|ac
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• Ice Hockey Federation of Yugoslavia
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• British Ice Hockey Association
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|United Kingdom]]
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• Austrian Ice Hockey Association
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe]]
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• Fédération Française de Hockey sur Glace
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|France]]
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• Ice Hockey UK
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|United Kingdom]]
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• 2020-21 EBYSL season
  |Okanagan HC Europe
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• Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio
  [[Category:Ice hockey governing bodies in Europe|Italy]]
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• Champions Hockey League (2008–09)
  | country = Multiple in Europe | TV = '''Europe:''' various<br/>'''USA: '''Universal Sports<br />'''CAN: '''The Score
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• 1962-63 Saskatoon Quakers
  They went on a tour of Europe from December 1962 to January 1963.
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• Portugal
  |Continent = Europe '''Portugal''' is a country in Southwest Europe. Lisbon is the capital and largest city.
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• Otto Delnon
  He helped organize a tour of Europe for the Chicago Blackhawks and New York Rangers in 1959. Delnon was twice c
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• 1954-55 Penticton V's
  Mar 12 4-1 (2:0, 1:0, 1:1) [[Canadians in Europe]] @ Paris
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