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It took a late equalizer from Olivia Smith to rescue a result, with the first of Canada’s two matches against Denmark ending in a 1-1 draw. In a practice penalty shootout, the hosts found their clinical nature, going four-for-four from the spot to end the evening on a high.
It had been over a year since the women’s national team played a match on home soil, with head coach Casey Stoney fielding a familiar core. The Northern Super League was well-represented, with Marie-Yasmine Alidou and Shelina Zadorsky starting, while Sabrina D’Angelo, DB Pridham, and Kaylee Hunter would come off the bench.
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