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Happy Canadian, thankful to live here. Lifelong motorcycle rider, and full-time tech nerd.

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Canada’s run to the round of 16 at the World Cup has drawn the attention of FIFA’s technical study group. The panel features a who’s who of football talent under the guidance of Arsène Wenger, FIFA’s chief of global football development and former Arsenal manager. The group’s findings at the conclusion of the tournament’s group stage were released Monday at a news conference in Miami. Canadian Luc de Fougerolles topped the FIFA power rankings for defenders with a score of 7.4 out of 10, ahead of Spain’s Rodri and Aymeric Laporte, both at 7.3. Fellow Canadian Derek Cornelius was ninth at 7.1. The rankings, new to the World Cup, are considered a measure of match and tournament performance with players receiving a score for each outing and for their overall performance in the tournament. Cathal Kelly: Politicians pounce at the opportunity to use the World Cup to be seen and heard In an event filled with marquee defenders, the 20-year-old de Fougerolles is an understudy making the most of the world stage. De Fougerolles, who spent last season with Belgium’s Dender EH on loan from England’s Fulham, has been playing in place of Moïse Bombito while the star centre back recovered from a broken leg. He started all three group-stage games and came on for Bombito in the 59th minute of Sunday’s 1-0 round of 32 win over South Africa, making several key contributions. When it comes to bench strength, the Canadian men were tied for second with Switzerland and Germany with three goals from substitutes. Senegal topped the list with four. In all, 43 goals were scored by players coming off the bench during the group stage. Over the same period, it was 23 in Qatar and 10 in Russia. But bear in mind the group stage in this expanded 48-team format featured 72 games compared to 48 in the 32-team version in Qatar and Russia.
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