Canada's Women's Soccer Team Advances Despite Drone-Spying Scandal

Suspensions and penalties follow revelations of covert surveillance, but players push forward in Olympic quest.

Canadian coach Bev Priestman and two staff members were suspended for drone surveillance of opponents.
FIFA docked six points from Canada's group stage total, but the team still advanced to the quarterfinals.
Internal emails revealed a culture of spying within the Canadian soccer teams, leading to a broader investigation.
Canada's appeal of the points deduction was dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Despite the controversy, Canadian players assert their integrity and aim to defend their Olympic title.