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Publication Date: June 4, 2026 - 07:48
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Canada captain Alphonso Davies keeping World Cup hopes alive
June 4, 2026
Canadian men's soccer team captain Alphonso Davies wouldn't completely rule out a return from his hamstring injury in time for the FIFA World Cup opener, even if he acknowledged it's unlikely. Davies trained on his own during a practice session in Montreal and said his recovery is going well.
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