The Canadian women’s soccer team was involved in a bizarre incident during their match against Switzerland at the FIFA Women’s World Cup on Wednesday. As players took to the field for the second half, a drone hovered above the stadium, causing a delay and confusion among fans and officials alike.

According to reports, the drone flew over the stadium for several minutes before disappearing into the sky. The incident caused a brief delay in the match, which ended with Canada emerging victorious 1-0.

The cause of the drone’s appearance is still unknown, but Swiss police confirmed that no one was injured and there were no reported security breaches. The incident has sparked debate among fans and commentators about the safety and appropriateness of using drones at sporting events.

Canadian midfielder Desiree Scott described the experience as ‘surreal’ saying ‘I’ve never seen anything like it before.’ She added that despite the distraction, the team remained focused on their game plan and were able to secure the win.

The incident has raised questions about the potential risks and benefits of using drones at sports events. Some argue that they can provide an enhanced fan experience, while others believe they pose a threat to player safety.

As for the Canadian women’s soccer team, they are focused on their next match against Australia and will look to build on this win as they continue their World Cup campaign.