Canada&rsquo;s disgraced women&rsquo;s football coach Bev Priestman on Sunday apologised for the spying scandal which has rocked their Paris Olympics campaign and promised to cooperate with an investigation.&nbsp;
Priestman said she was &ldquo;absolutely heartbroken&rdquo; for her players, in a letter issued by her lawyers and published by Canadian media.&nbsp;
It was released just before the team, the reigning Olympic champions, claimed a dramatic 2-1 win over hosts France to keep their hopes alive at the Paris Games.
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Priestman said she was “absolutely heartbroken” for her players, in a letter issued by her lawyers and published by Canadian media

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