One more day until the grand opening of world Cup from Qatar. The start of the tournament takes place this Sunday, at 1 p.m., with the match between the selection of the host country against Ecuador. In this year’s edition of the tournament, Canadian fan Lee Komish will attempt to enter the Guinness Book of World Records.
At 44, the football fanatic intends to follow 41 matches of the current edition of the World Cup. This way, the fan would break the current record of Thulani Ngcobo of South Africa who played 31 games in the 2010 World Cup.
“It’s not easy and it takes work, but I love it,” Kormish told the Toronto Star.
Canada returns to the biggest team tournament in the world after 36 years. A member of Group F, the Canadian team makes its World Cup debut on November 23, at 4 p.m., against Belgium. Croatia and Morocco complete the list of opponents for the first phase.
Qatar’s logistics facilitate the fan’s ambition to break the record for most games watched at a World Cup. The longest distance from one stadium to another is only 50 km. Even so, the mission will not be easy, in addition to being present at the matches, the Canadian will have to have two witnesses to confirm his presence at the event.
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– I’ve been waiting for this all my life, always in love. We had a lot of dark moments. Words cannot explain. The shivers down the spine, only the shivers invade the whole body. How cool is that? That Canada is here when a Canadian will break the Guinness record – he concluded.
The Canadian has been planning the plan to break the record since last year. During the trip, fans assumed the hardest part was getting tickets to the game. The fan has been to other World Cups before, but this will be the first to see Canada on the pitch.
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