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Morocco defeated Canada 3-0 in a hard‑fought round‑of‑16 clash, with Ounahi becoming the first African player to score twice in a knockout match since 2002. The victory marks Morocco's second consecutive appearance in the quarter-finals.
Canada's run to the World Cup quarterfinals ignites nationwide passion, fuels investment and highlights the country's diverse talent.
A 3-0 loss to Morocco capped a challenging tournament for Canada, yet the coach sees a foundation for future growth and the nation celebrates a promising display.
Morocco’s resilient performance in Houston secured a 3‑0 win against Canada, with Ounahi shining and the team poised for a quarter‑final showdown.
A 3-0 loss to Morocco eliminated Canada from the World Cup, but coach Jesse Marsch praised his side's growth, while Prime Minister Mark Carney hailed the historic run.
Canada fell 3-0 to Morocco in the round of 16, but coach Jesse Marsch highlighted the squad’s growth and the nation’s pride in their World Cup journey.
A 3‑0 loss to Morocco highlighted both the promise and the setbacks faced by Canada, with coach Jesse Marsch praising his side's performance while acknowledging the impact of key absences.
Morocco overcame a sluggish first half to defeat Canada 3‑0, with Azzedine Ounahi scoring twice and the team’s coach praising the tactical adjustment that sparked the comeback.
Astronaut Jeremy Hansen’s NASA experience and the backing of Canadian icons inspire the men’s national soccer team as they face Morocco in the 2026 World Cup round of 16.
The Mid-American Conference will unveil its 2026 football season during a live kickoff event on July 22 at Detroit’s Ford Field, featuring media sessions with coaches, players and conference leadership.
Coach Jesse Marsch reflects on how the Toronto Blue Jays’ World Series inspired Canada’s historic World Cup run, the nation’s celebration, and the upcoming showdown.
Alphonso Davies is fit for Sunday's last‑32 match against South Africa, boosting a Canadian side eager to translate mixed group‑stage results into a knockout‑stage breakthrough.
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 soccer team is urging fans to cross the U.S. border to support them in the World Cup knockout stage in Los Angeles, despite political tensions between the two countries.
Canada’s national team, eliminated from World Cup knockout contention after a draw with Switzerland, now faces South Africa in Los Angeles. The players appeal directly to fans, hoping to turn political friction into a shared celebration of football.
The Canadian men’s national team, eliminated from home knockout contention, invites supporters to travel to Los Angeles for their World Cup clash with South Africa, despite strained Canada‑U.S. relations.
Josh Cribbs, a legendary Kent State and Cleveland Browns player, has been hired as a special teams analyst for the university’s football team, bringing his NFL experience and alumni pride back to his alma mater.
Josh Cribbs, a Kent State and Cleveland Browns legend, has been hired as a special teams analyst after CJ Conrad's departure, bringing his experience and family ties to the program.
A summary of the World Cup Group B clash where Switzerland defeated Canada 2‑1, with both goals coming after the break and a late consolation from substitute Promise David.
Switzerland’s 2-1 victory over Canada in Vancouver keeps the Swiss in the tournament and sends the Canadians north to Los Angeles.
President Donald Trump, dubbed the 'soccer president,' has been deeply involved in the 2026 World Cup's organization, yet his presence on the field remains absent, raising questions about the intersection of politics and sport.
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 highlighted Canada's emerging soccer powerhouse, with Jonathan David's hat‑trick and a show of national unity.