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Captain Alphonso Davies is fully fit for Canada’s decisive group‑stage encounter with South Africa, a boost for a team that has seen mixed results but enjoys growing fan enthusiasm and high‑profile attendance.
Canada's captain Alphonso Davies returns to full fitness as the team prepares for a crucial knockout match against South Africa, with coach Jesse Marsch highlighting the boost to morale and strategy.
Canada’s captain Alphonso Davies is fit to play against South Africa after a hamstring injury, with coach Jesse Marsch highlighting the importance of his return for team morale.
Canada's captain Alphonso Davies is fit for the last‑32 clash with South Africa after a hamstring injury, with coach Jesse Marsch balancing ambition and caution.
Canada's captain Alphonso Davies is fit for the last‑32 clash with South Africa after recovering from a hamstring injury, adding a boost for the team ahead of the Inglewood match.
Science World in Vancouver has been transformed into a 17‑story soccer ball for the World Cup, blending art, technology and community support.
Vancouver's Science World museum was turned into a massive soccer ball for the World Cup, featuring a special exhibit that highlights Canadian soccer heritage and the collaboration behind the project.
With most wagers limited to regulation time, analysts weigh team form, key injuries and historical trends to forecast outcomes in the upcoming knockout fixtures.
Bayern Munich is reportedly moving toward a transfer of Nathaniel Brown from Eintracht Frankfurt, a player whose recent World Cup displays have highlighted him as one of Germany’s top left‑backs.
Ahead of a decisive World Cup qualifier, Canada’s squad receives a motivational boost from Steve Nash as Coach Jesse Marsch outlines a balanced, aggressive approach, while Alphonso Davies returns from injury.
With a win or draw enough to top Group B, Canada prepares for a pivotal World Cup clash against Switzerland, hoping to overcome the absence of midfielder Ismael Kone.
Canada's national side delivered a dominant 6‑0 victory against Qatar in the World Cup, a result overshadowed only by the leg break suffered by midfielder Ismaël Koné. The match showcased unprecedented camaraderie, from a pre‑game walk in Stanley Park to a rally for the injured teammate, and culminated in a visit from Prime Minister Mark Carney.
A 6‑0 victory over Qatar, a hat‑trick from Jonathan David and a clean sheet by Maxime Crepeau have propelled Canada’s men’s team into the knockout stage conversation, sparking a soccer revival that echoes the impact of the 1994 U.S. tournament and the 2015 women’s World Cup.
A dominant performance sees Canada secure its first World Cup victory with a 6‑0 triumph over Qatar, featuring a hat‑trick, multiple goals, and key figures from the sport and government.
The Athletic’s interactive World Cup prediction feature brings together writers, a subscriber, an algorithm, a dog and a six‑year‑old, offering daily forecasts across a slate of matches while recapping key moments from recent matchdays.
Brianna Pinto, an 18‑year‑old professional soccer player, played a pivotal role in awarding the 2026 World Cup to a joint United States, Canada and Mexico bid, while also championing inclusion through her foundation and personal story.
Canada’s hopes for a decisive Group B encounter against Qatar hinge on the health of veteran full‑back Alphonso Davies, who has been sidelined by a series of injuries since his ACL rupture earlier this year.
With a history of ACL tears and repeated hamstring setbacks, Alphonso Davies' availability for Canada's match against Qatar remains unclear, while the team keeps his condition under wraps.
With a hamstring injury still unconfirmed, Canada's star defender Alphonso Davies faces a race against time for the tournament opener against Qatar, a match that also pits the group’s early leaders against each other.
Germany's dominant 7-1 victory over Curaçao showcased a fluid front three, standout individual performances, and the tactical trade‑offs of an aggressive press as Bayern Munich evaluates Nathaniel Brown for a potential transfer.
The Canadian squad has named its starting eleven for the opening match of the tournament, with veteran striker Edin Dzeko among the substitutes.
Bosnia scores first, climate risks loom, and a viral anthem adds a cultural twist as the 2026 World Cup kicks off across North America.
Canada will open the 2026 FIFA World Cup against Bosnia‑Herzegovina, showcasing a nation where soccer now outpaces hockey in youth participation.
With youth participation in soccer now eclipsing hockey, Canada prepares to showcase its multicultural team on the world stage, hoping to prove its nation’s soccer credentials.