Canada's World Cup group is no easy task, but draw could have been worse

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Pretty tough, but it could have been worse. 

That seems to be the general consensus among Canadian soccer fans and pundits following Friday’s official draw in Doha for the 2022 FIFA World Cup that placed Canada in Group F alongside Belgium, Croatia and Morocco. 

Roughly an hour after the draw was completed, Canadian coach John Herdman was all smiles when speaking to reporters via Zoom in Toronto, calling it a “surreal moment” when his team was finally picked last of the 32 nations that will compete in Qatar.

“I don’t know how many years people probably in this country had to endure a

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