Projecting Canada’s W/XNT squad for South Korea
Projecting the Canadian camp for the June 26 friendly in Toronto. Continue reading Projecting Canada’s W/XNT squad for South Korea
Category: Canada Soccer
It’s getting hot in here, just like Qatar: CanMNT v Honduras Preview
Things to watch ahead of Canada’s Men’s National Team vs Honduras in Concacaf Nations League. Continue reading It’s getting hot in here, just like Qatar: CanMNT v Honduras Preview
Davies returns as Canada opens Concacaf Nations League against Curaçao
The CanMNT host Curaçao in Concacaf Nations League action on Thursday night as Alphonso Davies returns to Vancouver. Continue reading Davies returns as Canada opens Concacaf Nations League against Curaçao
“It’s been an emotional week:” CanMNT prepare for Curacao as labour negotiations continue
VANCOUVER, BC – Atiba Hutchinson, usually one of the friendliest players on the Canadian men’s national team, walked onto the field without a gaze at his surroundings. While players donned smiles and jeered throughout the Matchday-1 training session, tension hung at BC Place. The Canadian Men’s National Team returned to training on Monday after boycotting three training sessions and a Sunday international friendly against Panama. … Continue reading “It’s been an emotional week:” CanMNT prepare for Curacao as labour negotiations continue
3 key factors for Canada’s friendly against Panama
There aren’t many chances for Canada to get ready for big tests at the World Cup. That’s what makes Sunday so important. Continue reading 3 key factors for Canada’s friendly against Panama
Familiar Faces: Pacific and York clash in Voyageurs Cup quarter-final
Pacific FC and York United meet again, this time in the 2022 Voyageurs Cup Canadian Championship quarter-final. Continue reading Familiar Faces: Pacific and York clash in Voyageurs Cup quarter-final
A Guelph win on Tuesday is the next step in developing Canadian soccer identity
As the 2022 Canadian Championship kicks off, Canada takes another step closer developing an authentic Canadian footballing culture. Continue reading A Guelph win on Tuesday is the next step in developing Canadian soccer identity
“I’m pleased with the resilience shown”: CanWNT/CanXNT come back from behind late to pick up tough 2-2 draw vs Nigeria
The CanWNT/CanXNT took on Nigeria in the second of two games in their April camp on Monday. Here’s what stood out to us from that one. It might’ve not been the result that they wanted out of it, but it certainly was an entertaining game. And at the end of the day, they showed great resilience in a tough environment, learning some important lessons along … Continue reading “I’m pleased with the resilience shown”: CanWNT/CanXNT come back from behind late to pick up tough 2-2 draw vs Nigeria
“There’s no better feeling”: CanWNT/CanXNT mark return to Vancouver in memorable fashion with commanding 2-0 win over Nigeria
The CanWNT/CanXNT took on Nigeria in friendly action at BC Place on Friday, coming as part of their Olympic gold medal ‘Celebration Tour’. Here’s what stood out to us from that one. It was a game befitting of a ‘Celebration Tour’. On a night where there was a lot of partying off the pitch for the CanWNT/CanXNT, and for good reason, they made sure to … Continue reading “There’s no better feeling”: CanWNT/CanXNT mark return to Vancouver in memorable fashion with commanding 2-0 win over Nigeria
Time to Run it Back?: Pacific FC’s 2022 CPL Season Preview
After a long offseason, the defending Canadian Premier League champions, Pacific FC, are back in action this weekend. Ahead of that, here’s our season preview for the Tridents. It’s pretty rare to see a reigning league champion undergo so many changes. But for Pacific FC, that’s exactly what happened this offseason. It was a dream season all around for them in 2021, from defeating Whitecaps … Continue reading Time to Run it Back?: Pacific FC’s 2022 CPL Season Preview