Team USA stars for installation for rival showdown vs canada because tensions rise over the controversy of the State anthem
Tim USA And Team Canada is facing an international best hockey at the best best hockey at 8:00 pm on Saturday in Montreal, and the roles are high.
This is the first time in nine years that NHL players will be able to compete in bitter rivalry, as NHL has stopped allowing players to play at such an event from the 2016 World Cup.
“I was thinking about this game for nine years,” said the Team USA Matthew Tkachuk star via Sportsnet.
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Team USA striker Matthew Tkachuk, 19, celebrates his goal against Team Finland in the third period during a match with 4 nations of the face in a hockey match at the Bell Center. (David Kirouc-Hagn Pictures)
Adding to what will already be a hot challenged game on the ice, there is another part of the long -awaited match that fans will watch: national anthem.
Prior to the Team USA 6-1 victory over Finland on Thursday, which was also in Montreal, Canadian fans intensified while playing “The Star-Still Banner”.
“I didn’t like it. That’s all I got,” said Tkachuk Postgame from Boos.
And Tkachuk played as someone who didn’t like him and his brother Brady Tkachuk, each scored two goals in the victory.
Canadian fans would be wise if they no longer give the Tkachuk brothers or Team USA more reasons to be discharged against Team Canada on Saturday,
“I think it will be the biggest game I’ve ever played in my career. I’m really looking forward to it. That’s the big accumulation. Now against Canada they are bigger than only boys on ice,” Brady said Postgame.
Striker Team USA Brady Tkachuk (7) celebrates his goal against Team Finland in the third period during a match 4 hockey nations on ice in the Bell Center. (David Kirouc-Hagn Pictures)
“There are so many people of the past, present and down the road [that it affects]. We talked especially about this game. It will pass a long couple of days [waiting] Until that happens, but it will be exciting. “
A team of Canada Star and Boston Bruins Captain, Brad Marchand, was not pleased with the boos with Canadian fans during the national anthem.
“You should not lift Americans during that anthem. They have nothing to do with the political things that happen. At that moment I feel bad for those guys. I think that’s wrong,” Marchand said the way the way Athletic.
“We respect the anthem; I’ll leave that on that,” said Kanada Captain Sidney Crosby via ESPN.
Of President Donald Trump The threat to betray the tariffs in Canada and even say that the country could become “51.” It is common for boos to be heard during the American national anthem.
Canadian Hockey Fans Boo Team USA players, national anthem in the 4 nation tournament in Montreal
Charlie McAvoy, #25, Jake Guentzel, #59, Zach Weren, #8, Auston Matthews, #34, and Jack Hughes, #86 of the United States team, stand on their plan during singing the National Anthem of the United States 4 Nations Faced 4 Nations Games between the United States and Finland at the Bell Center on February 13, 2025 in Montreal, Quebec. (Vitor Munhoz/4nfo/World Hockey Cup via Getty Images)
Both Toronto Raptors Senator Ottawa fans have also enhanced the American national anthem since the tariffs were set to begin with.
Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke via the phone last week just before an additional 25% of tariffs needed to take effect on Canadian goods coming to the United States.
Trudeau said Canada would implement a $ 1.3 billion border plan and appoint Fentanil Car, in a post on X.
Trump has promised to impose 25% of tariffs on all Canadian and Mexican goods, as well as 10% of tariffs on Canadian energy, because he said for a long time that the countries did not make enough on borders.
Since the Canadian crowd now supports its own team on Saturday, Boosi could be thunderous during the State anthem of the United States.
The Team USA striker Brady Tkachuk (7) celebrates with his teammates his goal against Team Finland in the third period during a game of 4 nations of face on ice in the Bell Center. (David Kirouc-Hagn Pictures)
Team USA, JT Miller striker, said Booing was releasing them.
“I think we like it. Not politically, but only in the sense that we know where we are, in Canada. I think it releases us more than anything,” Miller said Ny post.
Team Canada also won his first game of the tournament on Wednesday, 4-3 thriller extension.
Although their national anthem may not be raised, they will surely be ready to roll for Saturday night.
“It’s a big game,” he told reporters on Friday, the super -sister of Canada Connor McDavid.
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Team Canada striker Sidney Crosby, 87, is preparing for the face against Team Sweden in the second period during a game with ice hockey at 4 nations at the Bell Center. (David Kirouc-Hagn Pictures)
“Playing Americans in Montreal, a best-win tournament, that’s what you dream of.”
Apart from the excitement that NHL players can participate in the US-Kanada hockey rivalry, there is also a scenario that, if Team USA wins, they will be in the final in Boston next Thursday night.
It is safe to say that both of these teams will do their best on Saturday night.
Fox News’ Louis Casano and Associated Press contributed to this report.
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