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Canada women's soccer team beat France 1-1 to keep their Olympic hopes alive on Sunday .
Defending Gold medalists were docked six points by FIFA in the group stage as a result of a drone spying scandal.
Coach Bev Priestman apologizes to team and country, tells players to "show the world what you're made of" Canada can advance with a win over Colombia on Wednesday .
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