The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, sent a burning message to the United States on Thursday night when his country won the confrontation of the 4 nations in an extra time thriller.
Connor McDavid, from the Canada team, scored the winning goal of the game to give his team the 3-2 victory over the United States
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June 17, 2019; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, greets fans in a Toronto Raptors rally in Nathan Phillips Square. (John E. Sokolowski-USA Today Sports)
The game was played in the midst of the political struggle between Trudeau and President Donald Trump, since the world leader of the United States has caused Canadian legislators about the country to become their “state 51”. Trump has also openly called Trudeau the “governor” of Canada. He continued on Thursday before the game.
“You can't take our country, and you can't take our game,” he published in X.
The policy infiltrated hockey earlier this month when NHL and NBA fans booed “The Star-Spangled Banner” when Trump announced tariffs against Canada, which since then they have stopped.
The Americans barely booed the Canadian national anthem, then launch 'the star banner' on patriotic exhibition
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his son Xavier expect the beginning of the first period of the hockey game in front of 4 nations between Canada and the United States in Montreal on Saturday, February 15, 2025. (Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press through AP)
The boo continued towards the confrontation of the 4 nations and culminated in a round of punches during the first confrontation of the United States and Canada. Three fights occurred in just nine seconds after Canadian fans booed the national anthem in Montreal.
The United States was able to get a victory in that game.
Canadian fans drowned the handful of boos in the TD garden while they sang “or, Canada”. American fans continued with their own edge of the national anthem.
The Canada team striker Sam Bennett (9) celebrates the scoring against the US team goalkeeper Garden (Images Brian Fluharty-Imagn)
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When the dust was cleaned, it was the Canadians who held the trophy of the 4 nations.
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