Donald Trump laughed on Saturday evening when America defeated Canada in a brutal hockey game in which fans in Montreal Boo saw the American national anthem again.
Anarchy broke out on the ice when three fights in nine seconds the game in chaos fell with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who looked from the stands.
It is because the tensions continue to flare up between the two nations and close neighbors after President Trump recently threatened to impose rates on Canada.
Trump also suggested that the country could become the '51st state' of America, which led to the recoil of a close neighbor and old ally.
The wild Canadian fans again showed their anger towards Trump by making 'The Star-Spangled Banner'.
Despite desperate supplications, the reaction came from PA announcers in Center Bell to 'respect the national folk songs' before it played.
Donald Trump had the last smile for Justin Trudeau when America defeated Canada on the ice
The Americans silenced the raw Canadian crowd with a dominant second half in Montreal
Fans were drawn up hundreds to get to the Arena more than 90 minutes before the starting time and also booed every time an American player was shown on video screens during pregame -up -ups.
The crazy atmosphere in the stands clearly filtered down to the ice because full chaos broke out before the game even started.
Matthew Tkachuk and Brandon Hagel dropped the gloves just after the puck fell to start playing. Brady Tkachuk then immediately fought Sam Bennett of the subsequent faceoff.
And JT Miller and Colton Parayko went on after some pushing and pushing around Canada goalkeeper Jordan Binnington after he had covered the puck.
Before the game even started, a photo of an American fan trolled the Canadians by wearing a Canada sweater with 'Trump 51' on the back.
When the action was finally central, the Canadian fans were first to celebrate when Connor McDavid scored the opening goal.
But the Americans brought it up when Jake Guentzel shot home to bring the score to 1-1 at the end of the first quarter.
Matthew Tkachuk was still clear in the mood for another fight when he was seen that Canada players struck his stick when they left the ice to return to the dressing room.
Goals of covered with a 3-1 victory for the Americans when they victoriously in enemy territory.
There were three fights within nine seconds during the game between Canada and America
America's JT Miller and Colton Parayko from Canada Exchange blows in a red -hot atmosphere
Brady Tkachuk and Sam Bennett are struggling each other on the floor while chaos broke out
Angry was told around the Bell Center in Montreal during the American national anthem
Canadian fans have hunted the American national anthem loudly for their hockey game on Saturday
The American national anthem was also booed in Montreal when the US played Finland on Thursday evening, as well as for the NHL match between the Ottawa Senators and Minnesota.
It comes after President Trump had ordered 25% rates on Canadian and Mexican import and 10% on goods from China, which led to great fears of the trade war.
Trudeau said Canada would respond with 25% rates at $ 155 billion in American goods, including beer, wine, wood and devices, starting with $ 30 billion Tuesday and $ 125 billion 21 days later.
Trump has – temporarily – paused plans and has given Canada and the US a month to negotiate the planned import load on all steel and aluminum products that arrive from March 12.
On Thursday, however, Trump threatened further rates for both Canada and France for their digital service tax on American technological giants.
There was a photo of an American fan who trolled the Canadians by wearing 'Trump 51' sweater
Canada, looking for the challenge of taxing digital giants such as Google Parent Alphabet and Amazon.com who can make their profit in countries with low taxes, began to impose the tax in June last year.
On Thursday, Trump informed his economic team of coming up with a plan to impose mutual rates on every country that has levied tasks on American import.
A fact sheet from the White House, which states that “only America should tax American companies”, Canada and France used digital service taxes to collect more than $ 500 million a year from American companies every year.
'In general, these non-reciprocal taxes cost the companies of America more than $ 2 billion a year. Mutual rates will reduce honesty and prosperity to the distorted international trading system and prevent Americans from being used, “said the fact sheet. It did not give any further details.
