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Canada were eliminated from the World Cup after losing to Morocco, though Jesse Marsch said his team deserved something from the game. The post Canada ‘were the better team’ in defeat to Morocco, believes Marsch appeared first on SoccerNews.
Canada coach says his side ‘totally controlled the match’Ouahbi: ‘It takes some nerve to say when you lose 3-0’Jesse Marsch spoke of his pride in his Canada side after their last-16 exit to Morocco, claiming they were the better team and challenging his players to keep producing the levels they have reached in this tournament.“We totally controlled the match,” he said. “We were the ones more likely to win the game, but goals change games so they could sit back. But overall in the match we were better than them. Before we came here if you’d said we’d be last 16 we’d have been satisfied. And if you’d said we were going to play like that … you’d think we were going to win the match.” Continue reading...
Dan Riccio and Blake Price break down Canada's hard-fought win over South Africa and preview a massive slate of June 29 knockout matches on The 90th Minute. The knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is intensifying, and co-hosts Canada are officially in the mix. On the latest episode of The 90th Minute, hosts Dan Riccio and Blake Price return to break down an incredible milestone for the Canadian Men’s National Team and peer ahead at a loaded schedule of single-elimination blockbusters. Listen to the full episode on Spotify to hear the complete knockout breakdown. The program leads with a deep tactical analysis of Canada’s hard-fought Round of 32 triumph over South Africa. Jesse Marsch’s side put together an incredibly resilient defensive performance, managing key moments under intense pressure to punch their ticket to the historic Round of 16. The hosts highlight the standout performers who kept the clean sheet intact and discuss what this defensive stability means for Canada’s long-term tournament ambitions. You can stream the entire daily breakdown right now. Check out The 90th Minute on Spotify to get the latest match reactions, predictions, and complete coverage of the road to the final.
Canada made history by winning its first-ever FIFA World Cup knockout match, and we break down whether Jesse Marsch's squad has what it takes to keep its Cinderella run alive. We also discuss why the pressure has officially shifted to the USMNT, preview the biggest Round of 32 matchups, and sit down with FOX One's Chief World Cup Watcher to hear what it's like getting paid $50,000 to watch every World Cup game.
Comment: A typically exuberant Marsch gathered his players in a circle on the pitch after their last-gasp World Cup win over South Africa, telling them they are ‘Canadian heroes.’ And spoiler alert: he doesn’t care if you don’t like it
Comment: A typically exuberant Marsch gathered his players in a circle on the pitch after their last-gasp World Cup win over South Africa, telling them they are ‘Canadian heroes.’ And spoiler alert: he doesn’t care if you don’t like it
Canada face Switzerland in their last group game, and Jesse Marsch wants to finish strongly in their quest for the last 32 of the World Cup. The post Finishing top of the group Canada’s ‘number one goal’, says Marsch appeared first on SoccerNews.
Jesse Marsch urged Canada to embrace the pressure of being co-hosts on the eve of their Group B opener and trumpeted his players’ pride at representing the nation, adding that when he was part of the US setup they had to sometimes “beg players to sing the national anthem”. Canada will host their first World Cup game on Friday, with Bosnia and Herzegovina their opponents for the history-making match in Toronto. Marsch, who became the first American to manage Canada upon his appointment two years ago and was the US assistant coach at the 2010 World Cup, said he loves the multiculturalism in his squad.
On this episode of Soccer North, we break down Canada's upcoming World Cup game against Bosnia and Herzegovina and discuss what Jesse Marsch and the Canadian men's national team need to accomplish before the tournament begins. Plus, Canadian star Olivia Smith joins the show to reflect on her historic first season with Arsenal.
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