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If Canada can win on Friday, and then make it to the 3rd place match, that would be $2M + $5M USD in prize money. That should cover expenses and then some for the fall windows. Of course, the organizers need to also pay on time.

Is it possible her exclusion from the Olympic squad was due to her change of clubs? Can Liverpool request that she not participate in the Olympics?

There will be a good showing of Venezuelan fans for this game, if today's match in Austin was any indication: https://twitter.com/FUTVEEnglish/status/1807562689507717483

The Peru Chile game was hosted at the stadium. The Peru manager complained about the surface, hinting it was responsible for an injury. Looks like they removed the artificial surface and installed grass: https://www.wfaa.com/article/sports/soccer/att-stadium-grass-field-copa-america/287-235f4de8-ffa0-49b2-bb39-0db30715f3dd Maybe with additional time it settles in more for good playing conditions next week.

The game in Arlington is indoors, so weather should not be an issue. AT&T stadium.

Just saw a sign at a tram stop. There will be shuttle busses to the stadium from 18:15 onward for the game. The busses are at the La Cité du Vin stop, which can be accessed by tram B.

If there are already plans on Facebook, please update the thread. In the meantime, at Place de la Bourse, there are two pubs called “Wall St” and “Charles Dickens”. Both are right next to each other if one doesn’t work out. Large patios, easy to find, and I assume are sport friendly. All the outdoor seating are those round bistro tables you see at most dining establishments, so might have to huddle a bunch together. Based purely off the website, Charles Dickens may be more accommodating. thewallstreetpub-bordeaux.fr 7 Quai de la Douane charlesdickenspub.fr 9 Quai de la Douane It’s easy to get the tram to the stadium from these spots.

I'm catching the Rotterdam game first, and will be taking the train to Bordeaux afterwards. Yeah, let's hope there's some additional transit after the game. Looking forward to the game and meeting everyone who attends. I'll be checking the forum, and can do whatsapp also, but I don't have facebook. Bought an eSim but looks like I need to be in Europe first to get it activated.

Also, fwiw, the advance forecast is calling for rain on Sunday, but clearing up in the evening. https://weather.com/en-CA/weather/tenday/l/62e9f6a9d50b5c483e19737a71faae75efb406aa26cd99d6e2aa96e11fbeb2bb

I'm good with any place that is accessible via transit. It'll be my first time in Bordeaux. The transit authority, TBM, has an app that you can purchase tickets and passes from. They have a 24-72 hour unlimited pass which looks like a good option if you are there for a few days. The one thing I'm wondering about is transit options after the game. It could be over around 23:00? There's going to be a large crowd, so there will probably be extra teams, busses, etc going back to the city centre?

Looks like everyone is getting better seats: You recently ordered tickets via the KNVB Ticket shop for the Netherlands versus Canada match on Thursday, June 6 in Rotterdam. To be precise, you have ordered tickets for section GG. Because the match will not be completely sold out, it has been decided to move the Canadian fans from section GG to section EE. Section GG is normally the section for visiting fans. Because regular sections are now also available, we want to offer you better places and therefore the transfer to section EE. You do not have to do this yourself. We have moved your order in the ticket sales system and you will receive the ticket for section EE by email this weekend. If you have ordered multiple tickets, you will of course also receive seats next to each other for section EE. Only Canadian fans will be present in section EE.

Thanks everyone…. Hope some of the info can be relayed here or on WhatsApp. I don’t have a Facebook account.

Wanted to setup a meetup thread for the Rotterdam game. I’ve seen some chatter on the Voyageurs site, but nothing official yet.

Might be bound for Liverpool?

interesting, he was linked to the Polish NT and Brighton at one point. https://www.si.com/soccer/sunderland/news/who-is-marek-papszun-profiling-the-serial-winner-linked-with-sunderland-job " He is known for using a 3-4-3 system which is incredibly solid defensively and has a very intense high press. The Pole is not a fan of possession-based football, though. His philosophy is to encourage ruthlessness in attack rather than any real patience: in essence, press like nutters and go straight for the throat."