Eurosport published this video item, entitled “The Story Of Deanne Rose And Her Amazing Olympic Success! | The Power Of Sport | Eurosport” – below is their description.
Olympic champion from Canada Deanne Rose talks us through the football shootout, and particularly what she had in her mind when she shot in 4th position at the Olympic Final in Tokyo.
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