An interpretation of the Canadian national anthem was briefly drowned by boos of American hockey fans before the 4 -nations final on Thursday night in Boston.
In the midst of the controversy that surrounds the US president, Donald Trump, and his threat of imposing tariffs on his neighboring country, the United States and Canada are ready to block horns on the ice in a heated grudge fight in TD Garden.
And before the fall of the album, the supporters of the house packed in the sand were heard furiously booing at the beginning of an interpretation of 'or Canada'.
However, as the anthem continued, the jeers vanished slowly before the visiting fans present can be heard singing with pride.
Early in the day, Trump caused a collapse of Canadian hockey when he wanted the good luck of the US team. In an X message, which was shared by PK Subban, a former NHL star in Canada.
Subban was then furiously criticized by Compatriot and his fellow Hockey Akim Aliu player, who accused him of putting on the side of 'The oppressor' in Trump by sharing his position.
The Canadian national anthem was briefly drowned by boos of American hockey fans in Boston
Aliu, who is born in Nigeria and Half Ukrainian, has previously opened on the racism he suffered during his career and, therefore, pointed to the ESPN startelling “anyone liked it” and warn: “History will judge it accordingly.”
'I have seen you from afar and I never said anything for two main reasons. 1 Being the respect I have for your brothers and parents and 2 I always wanted to maintain the struggle between people of color to a minimum, “Aliu wrote.
'This was something that I couldn't let go, I know you since I was ten years old and I played with you, so I would say that I know you better than most at a deeper level.
'You were an infernal player and, instead of using your platform, you did everything in your power to gain acceptance and popularity, nothing with you has been genuine but transactional and, usually, for advertising reasons.
'Even during this more sensitive moment, both politically and socially, you put yourself on the side of the oppressor because that is what your money earns.
“I would have thought that the” love “he has always claimed for his country, a country that represented at the highest levels would shine to go back in the rhetoric of the annexation and humiliation of the same land in which you are born and raise, but even that He does not do it morally.