The Great Charles Barclay in the American Professional League was hoping to celebrate his birthday on Thursday by beating the United States of America in 4 Nations confrontation last. Instead, Canada defeated the Americans in an impressive victory.
However, it was Barclay that might have laughed another.
After the match between Boston Celks and Dallas Marax, Charles Barclax smiling at the 3rds of the American Professional League finals 2024 on June 12, 2024 at the US Airways Center in Dallas. (Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images)
During the broadcast of Thursday “within the American Professional League” on TNT, Congratulations Barclay Canadians over their victory.
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“Congratulations to Canada – I am sorry that we got the tariffs on you,” he said before adding, “It was the great hockey game.”
The hosted observation pushed the Parkley to laugh at entertainment, but the Famir Hall was not done.
“They were playing hard because of the definitions, and they did not want to be the 51st country. This is the motive.”
Players in Canada celebrate the goal of Nathan McCainon during the first period of the hockey game in the Championship 4 Championships against the United States on Thursday 20 February 2025 in Boston. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
Justin Trudeau sends a fiery message to us after the victory of Canada 4
The final came on Thursday amid severe political tensions between the two countries.
President Donald Trump Canadian lawmakers alleged the country to become “State 51”. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also called on Canada and threatened a series of definitions.
The intensity led to the Canadian fans igniting the American national anthem two games before the championship – which was taken by many players in the United States of America personally.
The Team Usa Matthew Tkachuk striker, No. 19, celebrates the Team Usa Auston Matthews striker, No. 34, his goal against Team Finland in the third period during the ice hockey game facing 4 Nations in Bell Center. (David Kirok-Imagn photos)
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Canadian star Conor McDavid scored in additional time to give Canada a 3-2 victory and final pride, which Trudeau has not lost any time to participate.
“You cannot take our country – and you cannot take our game,” he said in a post on X after the match.
Ryan Jaydos in Fox News contributed to this report.
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