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How Nicolas Gagnon is turning Canadian men into set-piece giants
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How Nicolas Gagnon is turning Canadian men into set-piece giants
For Nicolas Gagnon, the answer is easy: it was Tajon Buchanan’s goal against Honduras in the opening game of the Gold Cup this summer. To the untrained eye, it was simply a case of Mathieu Choiniere delivering a corner that was nodded into Buchanan’s path by Tani Oluwaseyi. However, for Canada’s set-piece coach, it was the goal he is most proud of out of the five set-piece markers Canada has scored in the eight games since he was hired by head …
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