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Canada tops CONCACAF World Cup qualifying group despite loss ... (CBC.ca)

Canada wrapped up a remarkable World Cup qualifying campaign Wednesday on a down note in a 1-0 loss to Panama but will still go to Qatar as the top finisher ...

Canada Soccer says Panama secretly recorded its pre-game training session back in 2012 and promoted a Panama supporters party outside Canada's hotel that went into the wee hours of match day. Larin and Hoilett came in with a half-hour remaining as Canada looked for an equalizer. And it was a scrappy affair with neither team on target in the first half. At the other end, Johnston's sliding tackle broke up a dangerous Panama attack near the stroke of halftime. After an even start, Torres' header was off-target in the 13th minute after Kone was dispossessed. Canada kept coming forward during the seven minutes of stoppage time but could not get the goal, with a Larin header flashing wide off a free kick. The 39-year-old Hutchinson collected cap No. 95, extending his Canadian men's record. The four pots for the 32-team draw are divvied up by world ranking. The U.S. (7-3-4, 25 points) finished third on goal difference over Costa Rica. No. 63 Panama (6-5-3, 21 points) finishes fifth just out of qualifying contention. "We have qualified today. Canada wrapped up a remarkable World Cup qualifying campaign Wednesday on a down note in a 1-0 loss to Panama but will still go to Qatar as the top finisher in CONCACAF.

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Canada finishes World Cup qualifying in first place in CONCACAF ... (Daily Hive)

Canada finished top of CONCACAF qualifying region after a grueling 14 matches that saw them make for their first World Cup since 1986.

— OneSoccer (@onesoccer)March 31, 2022 — OneSoccer (@onesoccer)March 31, 2022 Three days after officially booking their spot for the 2022 tournament in Qatar, Canada closed out the “octagon” — the final round of CONCACAF qualifying — with a 1-0 loss in Panama.

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Canada clinches CONCACAF group despite loss to Panama (TSN)

The Canadians came into the game needing just a point to ensure finishing first in the CONCACAF qualifying final round-robin table. No. 63 Panama (6-5-3, 21 ...

Canada Soccer says Panama secretly recorded its pre-game training session back in 2012 and promoted a Panama supporters party outside Canada's hotel that went into the wee hours of match day. Canada came into Wednesday's game with a 4-1-6 career record against Panama, winning 4-1 when the two met Oct. 13 at BMO Field with Alphonso Davies scoring on a memorable solo effort. Larin and Hoilett came in with a half-hour remaining as Canada looked for an equalizer. At the other end, Johnston's sliding tackle broke up a dangerous Panama attack near the stroke of halftime. And it was a scrappy affair with neither team on target in the first half. After an even start, Torres' header was off-target in the 13th minute after Kone was dispossessed. The 39-year-old Hutchinson collected cap No. 95, extending his Canadian men's record. Canada kept coming forward during the seven minutes of stoppage time but could not get the goal, with a Larin header flashing wide off a free kick. The four pots for the 32-team draw are divvied up by world ranking. No. 63 Panama (6-5-3, 21 points) finishes fifth just out of qualifying contention. The U.S. (7-3-4, 25 points) finished third on goal difference over Costa Rica. "We have qualified today.

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Canada takes shot at Pot 3 in World Cup qualifying finale vs. Panama (Sportsnet.ca)

After celebrating Sunday's World Cup qualification, it is back to business for the Canadian men's soccer team. The squad trained under a bright sun at BMO ...

``From people I haven't heard of in 30 years _ people texting to apologize for what they'd said at the beginning (of his coaching tenure with the men). It was a strange moment. From Panama, the players will disperse to go back to their clubs. After Sunday's 4-0 clinching win over Jamaica, the Canadian players had a private celebration in their dressing room before heading to a nearby sports bar/restaurant for a gathering with friends and family. ``I let it all go in the dressing room, I've got to be honest,'' he said. The 33rd-ranked Canadians just need a tie to finish first in CONCACAF qualifying. The four pots in Friday's World Cup draw in Doha are divvied up by FIFA rankings. It's the last chance to see the national side before Friday's World Cup draw in Qatar. All the action starts at 8:30 p.m. ET/5:30 p.m. PT. The coach was trying to stay in business mode, even if his phone was trying to pull him away. ``We said we've come here to qualify. Pot 1 will feature host Qatar and the seven highest-ranked qualified teams, going down to Pot 4 made up of the bottom-ranked qualifiers plus three placeholders representing the two winners of the intercontinental playoffs and the remaining UEFA playoff winner. ``But we said we were here to define a New Canada and New Canada's finishing top of CONCACAF ? to really let this country celebrate.'' The top three teams will represent North and Central America and the Caribbean in Qatar this November-December with the fourth-place finisher taking on an Oceania side in an intercontinental playoff to see who joins them.

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Canada vs. Panama odds, picks, how to watch, live stream: March ... (CBSSports.com)

On Wednesday, Panama will host Canada in the final match of the Concacaf World Cup qualifying round for Qatar 2022. You can see what happens this time around ...

In fact, Panama has scored just one goal in its last four fixtures against Canada. Canada's defense has also been extremely strong against Panama in recent years. Before you tune in to Wednesday's World Cup qualifiers, you need to see the Panama vs. For Panama vs. Caesars Sportsbook lists Canada as the -107 favorite (risk $107 to win $100) on the 90-minute money line in its latest Panama vs. Panama is coming off a devastating 5-1 defeat against the USMNT, eliminating the Panamanians from World Cup 2022 contention.

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Panama vs. Canada: Time, TV channel, preview and how to watch ... (DAZN News US)

While they've completed the hard part by securing their spot at Qatar 2022, the Canadians will finish off their historic qualification campaign in Panama City ...

- TV: Sportsnet 360, OneSoccer (Telus ch. Panama vs. But while finishing first is an adirmable goal for John Herdman's side, the real motivation lies in jumping into Pot 3 for Friday's World Cup draw.

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Panama vs. Canada live score, updates, highlights from ... (Sporting News)

Canada has already qualified for the 2022 World Cup, and now it's on a quest to snatch first place for good in the final CONCACAF qualifier of the cycle.

17th min.: Panama maintaining the initiative and Canada waiting for a moment to transition. While these CONCACAF road trips are always challenging, Canada has found another gear and is hitting the afterburners. Les Rouges will also be eager to make up for their last away outing in Costa Rica, which represented their only loss of the final round of qualifying. Stephen Eustaquio is rejoined by Mark-Anthony Kaye in midfield, with Ismael Kone completing the three-man midfield. Nothing working for either team in the early going. — — They're waiting patiently for their moment to strike. — — Canada could still finish first with a loss, so long as the United States does not make up a three-goal differential advantage, while Mexico's differential is six back and unlikely to turn around. Panama, meanwhile, was eliminated from contention after its emphatic defeat in Orlando against the U.S., a match in which Los Canaleros needed a result.

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What to know ahead of Canada's final World Cup qualifier | CBC ... (CBC.ca)

CBC Sports' daily newsletter goes over what's still at stake for the Canadian men's soccer team on Wednesday night in Panama.

On a brighter note, Cameroon scored in the dying minutes of overtime to steal a World Cup spot from Algeria. Ghana, Morocco and Tunisia grabbed the other berths. the Americans, who have all but clinched a World Cup berth, and a decisive loss by Mexico at home vs. There was drama and controversy in Africa, where Senegal defeated Egypt in a penalty shootout to decide one of the continent's five World Cup berths. The only other team still in contention to win one of CONCACAF's three direct tickets to the World Cup is fourth-place Costa Rica. They handed Canada its first loss of the entire qualifying campaign last week, but the Costa Ricans' odds of earning a World Cup spot tonight are slim. The men's basketball championship tips off Friday and will also be streamed live on those platforms. either Australia or the United Arab Emirates. Those teams play on June 7, and the winner faces Peru a few days later. Now officially named the Chevron Championship after yet another sponsorship change, it's still affectionately known by many as the Dinah Shore, after the late American celebrity who put her name and personal touch on an event once dubbed " the Masters of women's golf." We'll get into this in more detail in tomorrow's newsletter when we explain how the draw works, but a higher ranking can mean (at least in theory) a softer set of opponents at the World Cup. Now it's hours away from being able to look down on traditional CONCACAF powers Mexico and the United States and call itself the best team in the region. the winner of the Oceania region. The Canadians head into tonight's finale leading the United States and Mexico by three points. Canada's is plus-17 — four better than the States' and 10 better than Mexico's.

Canada soccer sword back after it was seized in Costa Rica (Kansas City Star)

“The sword's something that symbolizes New Canada,” coach John Herdman said Sunday after Canada clinched its first World Cup berth since 1986 with a 4-0 win ...

Jason deVos, Canada Soccer’s director of development and a member of Herdman’s coaching staff, demurred when asked about it Sunday. And it goes in into every stadium to symbolize we’ll own their ground and be New Canada.” On the handle are the words: Qatar 2022.

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Canada changes football narrative with Qatar 2022 qualification (Aljazeera.com)

Football still developing in Canada, but World Cup qualification is 'monster step in right direction', ex-players say.

“It’s everywhere from grassroots, up to the semi-pro level, to the professional level, up to the national team. There’s no better time, the world and this country is watching.” “It’s important that we have a framework in place, that we take advantage of this opportunity, and that the investment goes in the right places,” Friend said. “There was very little changeover in that roster and they won that bronze medal.” “There’s absolutely, 100 percent, been a shift,” said former Canada and Borussia Monchengladbach striker Rob Friend. “Are we there yet? Montreal, Canada – “Why go to the national team?

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Canada ends World Cup qualifying with a loss, finishes atop ... (TSN)

The Canadian men finished tied with Mexico on 28 points at 8-2-4 but took first spot in the eight-team round-robin by virtue of a superior goal difference. The ...

Larin and Hoilett came in with a half-hour remaining as Canada looked for an equalizer. Canada came into Wednesday's game with a 4-1-6 career record against Panama, winning 4-1 when the two met Oct. 13 at BMO Field with Alphonso Davies scoring on a memorable solo effort. Canada kept coming forward during the seven minutes of stoppage time but could not get the goal, with a Larin header flashing wide off a free kick. The Canadians then secured World Cup qualification with Sunday's 4-0 win over Jamaica in Toronto, letting their hair down for a day of celebrations before returning to training. The 39-year-old Hutchinson collected cap No. 95, extending his Canadian men's record. But it was not to be. The four pots for the 32-team draw are divvied up by world ranking. The 13th-ranked U.S. (7-3-4, 25 points) finished third on goal difference over No. 42 Costa Rica. This is just the start of what we've got to do. "And the work starts now, across all levels in the game. "That's been a hell of a journey for this group of fans, the (Canada Soccer) organization and these players," Herdman said. It was brilliant.

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Canada ends World Cup qualifying with a loss, but finishes atop ... (Toronto Star)

PANAMA CITY - Canada's 20-game World Cup qualifying marathon is done. Now the real work begins.

Larin and Hoilett came in with a half-hour remaining as Canada looked for an equalizer. Canada came into Wednesday’s game with a 4-1-6 career record against Panama, winning 4-1 when the two met Oct. 13 at BMO Field with Alphonso Davies scoring on a memorable solo effort. Canada kept coming forward during the seven minutes of stoppage time but could not get the goal, with a Larin header flashing wide off a free kick. The Canadians then secured World Cup qualification with Sunday’s 4-0 win over Jamaica in Toronto, letting their hair down for a day of celebrations before returning to training. The 39-year-old Hutchinson collected cap No. 95, extending his Canadian men’s record. This is just the start of what we’ve got to do. But it was not to be. The 13th-ranked U.S. (7-3-4, 25 points) finished third on goal difference over No. 42 Costa Rica. The four pots for the 32-team draw are divvied up by world ranking. “And the work starts now, across all levels in the game. “That’s been a hell of a journey for this group of fans, the (Canada Soccer) organization and these players,” Herdman said. “We’ve played lots of minutes.

Omotoye: How immigration broke a 36-year-old barrier for the ... (Ottawa Citizen)

They're off to Qatar for the World Cup later this year. Is it coincidental that more than 70 per cent of the squad members are immigrants or the children ...

Babatunde Omotoye is versed in the Canadian immigration space and holds a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licence. On March 27 at BMO Field in Toronto, 30,000 football fans erupted, enormous Canadian flags swirled, “O Canada” rang out, and there was excitement in the air as the team clinched a World Cup ticket for the first time in 36 years. The list goes on, and without going into the details of how every one of these players or their families came to Canada, we all can agree that key players within the team have very recent immigrant backgrounds. What if there were no such immigration pathways to support movement of immigrants to Canada? This would mean we wouldn’t have Alphonso Davies and most of the amazing players we are blessed with today. They left for Ghana and finally moved to Alberta, with dreams and hopes of a better future for their family. They're off to Qatar for the World Cup later this year.

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Canada ends World Cup qualifying with a loss, but finishes atop ... (TheSpec.com)

The Canadian men wrapped up a remarkable qualifying campaign Wednesday on a losing note, beaten 1-0 by Panama, but will still go to Qatar as the top finisher in ...

Larin and Hoilett came in with a half-hour remaining as Canada looked for an equalizer. Canada came into Wednesday’s game with a 4-1-6 career record against Panama, winning 4-1 when the two met Oct. 13 at BMO Field with Alphonso Davies scoring on a memorable solo effort. Canada kept coming forward during the seven minutes of stoppage time but could not get the goal, with a Larin header flashing wide off a free kick. The Canadians then secured World Cup qualification with Sunday’s 4-0 win over Jamaica in Toronto, letting their hair down for a day of celebrations before returning to training. The 39-year-old Hutchinson collected cap No. 95, extending his Canadian men’s record. But it was not to be. The 13th-ranked U.S. (7-3-4, 25 points) finished third on goal difference over No. 42 Costa Rica. The four pots for the 32-team draw are divvied up by world ranking. This is just the start of what we’ve got to do. “And the work starts now, across all levels in the game. “That’s been a hell of a journey for this group of fans, the (Canada Soccer) organization and these players,” Herdman said. It was brilliant.

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Canada channels France to qualify for 1st soccer World Cup in 36 ... (INSIDER)

A number of players in Canada's current set-up are either immigrants or the children of immigrants, just like France's 2018 World Cup winning squad.

"It's a group full of good people and everyone respects each other so much. Tajon Buchanan, Hoillet, David, and Larin pressed ferociously from the front, and when Jamaica did manage a rare shot on goal, goalkeeper Borjan screamed at his defenders to do better. So I grew up watching it, and most of the team has that, you know, they've already been brought up in that culture. "Many players had an option to represent Canada or their country of origin. Jonathan David, for example, was plucked from local side Ottawa Internationals by Belgian club Genk before he moved on to Lille. France's 2018 World Cup-winning national team is the strongest example of that. Midfielder Atiba Hutchinson is now the captain, Bayern Munich's Alphonso Davies — who was 16 at the time — remains the team's talisman, and Milan Borjan has kept his place as first choice goalkeeper. "MLS is a big part of why the Canadian team has evolved the way it has," said Corbeanu, adding that the success of former MLS stars in Europe has acted as a catalyst for the rest of the team to improve. "When I came into the team in 2020, there was this crazy hype around certain players and I think that got everyone going and got most of the team motivated. In recent years, however, that reputation has shifted and the division has now become something of a feeder league for Europe. In the past, most would choose to represent their home nation, but Jonathan David and Alphonso Davies are part of the first generation to stick with Canada and that will only open the door for others. In the 19th century, thousands of enslaved African migrants then came to Canada from the United States by way of the "Underground Railroad" — a network of secret routes and safe houses used to escape the slave trade south of the border.

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