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Claims that drone use was not a one-off cast doubt over Bev Priestman’s future in women’s game and team’s 2021 glory

In today’s Football Daily: Big Man summer is back on!

‘Additional information’ about previous drone usage ahead of Paris 2024 has come to light, leading Priestman to be suspended until an external review is completed

Two members of the staff within Canadian set-up had already been sent home

The drone was used to spy on New Zealand training sessions.

Bev Priestman removed as Canada's women's soccer head coach for Paris Games due to drone spying scandal. Assistant coach Andy Spence to lead team.

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) announced on Thursday that Bev Priestman, the head coach of the women's football team, has been dismissed from her position. This decision follows Canada Soccer's suspension of Priestman in the wake of a drone spying controversy that has brought unwanted international attention to the 2020…

Bev Priestman was sent home from the Olympics by Canada Soccer amid an ongoing investigation into the use of drones to spy on opponents.

Women's football takes centre stage at the Paris Olympics on Thursday after a chaotic start to the sporting action at the Games in the men's football, while preparations ramp up for an unprecedented opening ceremony.