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Canada Faces Guatemala in Nations League
Canada's men's national team prepares to face Guatemala in the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals, per ESPN. Jesse Marsch confirmed Nicholas Hagen will start as goalkeeper, with Alphonso Davies returning as captain.
The match is set for tonight in Toronto, with live coverage available through Mediotiempo. DAZN notes that while Canada is favored, the outcome remains uncertain due to Guatemala's strong performance in recent matches.
Meanwhile, Toronto Pearson Airport has halted all U.S. Flights due to a nationwide FAA ground stop affecting all US departures, as reported by The Star. The FAA cited communications outages as the cause, not a security threat.
The ground stop, which began at 20:53 UTC and lifted around 01:28 UTC on Nov 14, canceled nearly 5,000 flights nationwide, according to Business Insider.
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