The vibrant supporters of the Canadian applauded so hard that they almost shattered the sound wall. For once, it was the players who followed the reactions of the supporters by spontaneously rising on the players’ bench and some were seen joining the enthusiasm of the supporters to celebrate the goal scored by Jake Evans in a deserted net. They were no longer in the “mix”, but in the series.
After the match, I met the two training architects, Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton, who were proud of Martin St-Louis and players because they had accomplished something against all odds, participation in series.
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Martin Lafleur, the son of the legendary Guy Lafleur, as well as Mathieu Debroin were present to encourage the Canadian.
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In the photo, we see the young and dynamic partisan of the Canadian Eliza Tremblay, Julie-Anne Vien, Jean-François Tremblay and François Lefebvre.
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Before the meeting, Prime Minister François Legault and his son, Victor, who proudly wore his Canadian sweater, were surrounded by Patrice Brisebois and Yvan Cournoyer.
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Christian Arbour and his three sons, Anthony, Michael and Danick, who surround him, celebrated the Canadian’s victory.
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In the photo, we see Théo Millette who had supplied with “Pop Corn” and Jade Vincent.
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The man in the jacket that we see in the photo, Claude Beausoleil and Jean-Charles Lajoie are surrounded by sons to JiCJean-Maxim, Charles-Olivier and Pier-Gabriel.
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Esteban Silverman and the Jacob and Lim side brothers were ready to celebrate the Canadian’s victory.
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Tristan Bougie, Philippe Laboissonnière and Joannie Tremblay attended the match in the company of Louise Villeneuve, Albi Le Géant, who proudly wore his Ivan Demidov sweater.
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