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Canada's national side, led by coach Jesse Marsch and a roster of European‑based talent, is poised to make its third World Cup appearance as a co‑host of the 2026 tournament, opening against Bosnia‑Herzegovina in Toronto.
Canada will host the opening matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, entering a historic group stage with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Qatar and Switzerland while aiming to break new ground on home soil.
The injury leaves a void in Canada's squad, prompting a rapid search for a suitable replacement.
Alphonso Davies has rejoined Canada’s national team after a period of rehabilitation, bringing the veteran left‑back back into the fold as the squad prepares for the upcoming World Cup group stage.
The past week in Canadian sport delivered a blend of disappointment and unexpected triumphs, as the nation’s teams navigated international tournaments and professional leagues.
Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Canada and Uzbekistan meet in a friendly in Edmonton, featuring key players and coaches, and will be broadcast on FOX Sports 2.
Canadian midfielder Marcelo Flores will miss the World Cup after tearing his ACL in the Concacaf Champions Cup final, a setback that has left coach Jesse Marsch and the national team re‑evaluating options.
The 22‑year‑old confirmed his torn ACL on social media, prompting coach Jesse Marsch to lament the loss of a key midfield option just weeks before Canada’s opening match.
Canadian midfielder Marcelo Flores will miss the World Cup after tearing his ACL in the Concacaf Champions Cup final, prompting coach Jesse Marsch’s disappointment and a reshaped squad for upcoming friendlies and the Bosnia and Herzegovina opener.
A devastating knee injury sustained by Marcelo Flores during the Concacaf Champions Cup final threatens Canada's midfield stability as the nation prepares for its World Cup debut.
Alphonso Davies, once a refugee from Ghana, now leads a youthful yet experienced Canadian side aiming to make a deep run at the 2026 World Cup.
Despite a hamstring setback, Alphonso Davies earns a spot on the Canadian roster, while coach Jesse Marsch weighs options in goal and assesses the fitness of several key figures ahead of the tournament.
The Canadian Soccer Association announced the lineup that will compete on home turf against Bosnia and Herzegovina, Qatar and Switzerland, with captain Alphonso Davies sidelined early and Promise David returning from injury.
The Canadian national team reveals a 26‑player roster that includes the long‑awaited return of captain Alphonso Davies and top scorer Jonathan David, while coach Marsch weighs goalkeeper options and reflects on the growing popularity of soccer at home.
Alphonso Davies makes the Canadian World Cup squad despite a hamstring injury, as coach Jesse Marsch finalizes a 26‑player roster ahead of home‑soil group‑stage matches.
The Canadian federation announced its complete World Cup roster, confirming the participation of veteran Alphonso Davies and top scorer Jonathan David, while outlining tactical choices and injury management strategies.
As Canada gears up to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, head coach Jesse Marsch is set to unveil a 26‑man lineup on May 29. The squad features a mix of established stars and emerging talent, each poised to influence the nation's historic campaign.
The Canadian side, bolstered by a strong defensive system and key figures like Alphonso Davies, aims to translate home advantage into historic success.
Former USMNT stars criticize Mauricio Pochettino for informing players about World Cup omissions via email, sparking a debate about the appropriate way to deliver such news.
A look at the heartbreak and relief felt by U.S. players as Mauricio Pochettino trims the World Cup roster, revealing a communication approach that prioritizes media over personal confrontation.
The extension locks Marsch in through 2030, reflecting confidence in his ability to develop talent and compete on the world stage.
Canada Soccer has renewed head coach Jesse Marsch for four years, cementing his role through the 2030 World Cup while the nation readies to co‑host the 2026 tournament.
Canada Soccer has locked in head coach Jesse Marsch for another four years, positioning him to guide the national side through the 2030 World Cup while the country readies to co‑host the 2026 edition.
Head coach Jesse Marsch has secured a four‑year extension through the 2030 FIFA World Cup, riding a strong run that includes a fourth‑place Copa América finish and a program‑record FIFA ranking.