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James Sharman

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Canada's Liam Millar being rewarded for heads-up play ahead of World Cup

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By James Sharman
| Sportsnet Canada
For Canadian winger Liam Millar, the sight of national team comrade Marcelo Flores flailing on the pitch for Tigres on Sunday, watching his World Cup dreams come crashing to an end courtesy a ruptured ACL, was tough to bear. Millar was felled by the same injury while playing for Hull against Burnley in England’s Championship in October 2024, so he knows exactly what his teammate faces.
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26 Big Questions with 2026 FIFA World Cup one month away

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By James Sharman
| Sportsnet Canada
Finally, the FIFA World Cup is almost here. We are one month out to the greatest show on earth and we’re officially at the stage of cringing and grimacing through every club football match, praying that stars don’t get injured. We’re almost there, though, with camps opening in two weeks. As 26-man squads start getting announced ahead of the May 30th deadline, it will result in some fascinating inclusions and some genuine gambles.
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Toronto FC GM on challenges of unique MLS season, his pick for World Cup

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By James Sharman
| Sportsnet Canada
For Toronto FC general manager Jason Hernandez, this season is as unique as it is important. The upcoming World Cup will result in a seven-week shut down in Major League Soccer, not to mention a home-heavy portion of the fixture list which sees the club currently eight matches deep into a nine-match homestand — one that will end against Lionel Messi and Inter Miami this Saturday. “It’s been quite an outlier of a season so far,” Hernandez told Sportsnet.
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