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Dimers.com Leads the Pack with Exclusive Scoop on Canada vs Australia Friendly
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Written by Jason Bevilacqua, Head of Content and Communities
Reviewed by Dave Garofolo
Long before it was announced, Dimers.com exclusively revealed that the Socceroos would travel to Canada for a friendly this October.
When it comes to World Cup soccer news, Dimers.com continues to set the pace. Days before Football Australia and Canada Soccer officially confirmed it, Dimers.com exclusively revealed that the Socceroos would travel to Canada for a friendly match this October - solidifying its position as a leading voice in World Cup and international football reporting.
Dimers Broke the Story Before Anyone Else
On July 2, Dimers.com published the scoop that Australia would face Canada in Montreal on October 10, marking a key fixture in both nations’ preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The report, based on insider information and strategic sourcing, was the first to break the news publicly, with official confirmation only arriving days later from both Canada Soccer and Football Australia.
This early reporting wasn't just accurate - it was ahead of the curve, once again proving that when it comes to World Cup news and insight, Dimers delivers.
Dimers’ Enhances Reputation for Soccer Scoops
In an era where fans crave reliable, up-to-the-minute soccer news, Dimers.com has become the go-to source. The early scoop on the Canada vs Australia friendly is just the latest example of Dimers beating the major publications to the punch.
From coverage of global tournaments to pinpoint analysis on friendly matchups, Dimers has consistently demonstrated an edge in news gathering and reporting - as exemplified by this week’s coverage. As revealed by Dimers.com, this upcoming clash will be a marquee matchup in the October international window, offering fans a preview of two teams building toward 2026.
Dimers Puts World Cup Soccer Fans First
This isn’t just a win for Dimers - it’s a win for fans. By reporting the story before anyone else, Dimers gave readers a head start on understanding how both national squads are structuring their lead-in to the next World Cup.
With match details now confirmed, and major publications reporting the news, the early reporting by Dimers stands validated.
And for soccer fans, it reaffirms a truth we’ve seen time and again: if it matters in international football, you’ll hear it from Dimers.com first.
To give you the most accurate and helpful information, this article has been reviewed and edited by Dave Garofolo through our fact-checking process.
Jason Bevilacqua, an expert in MLB, NHL, NBA, MLS, and NFL, delivers game previews, best bets, and props. Since 2020, as Head of Social and Community at Dimers, he has contributed insightful articles utilizing data-driven models and simulations.
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