Canada vs Trinidad and Tobago

2022 - 7 - 6

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Canada vs Trinidad & Tobago result: Canadian women pour it on ... (Sporting News)

With tournament favorites USA off to a winning start on Monday, fellow title hopefuls Canada matched the result as Les Rouges shook off some early misses to ...

The odds are heavily skewed in Canada's favor, with Trinidad & Tobago a near +3,500 underdog. Canada has 19 shots in the match to Trinidad & Tobago's zero. Still no score, but Canada is pushing for the opener. It's an onslaught through the final minutes of the match, and the scoreline will look harsh on Trinidad & Tobago who simply ran out of steam against the Canada substitutions. So of course, this time, Canada sees a stonewall penalty waved away by both the referee and VAR. Janine Beckie is clearly tripped by Swift, with the Canadian's foot clattered by the foot of her defender. It's a let-off for the Soca Princesses, but a deserved one. There's very little in that, and it's harsh on Trinidad & Tobago. Yet again it comes from Beckie down the right flank, and the 21-year-old Huitema adds another cherry on top for Canada who has made up for the first-half misfires. The shot may have been headed just over the bar, but Forbes had to make sure there was no danger, and did so in athletic fashion. Yet a line change from Beverly Priestman saw Canada refreshed, and the substitutes brought new energy and new life to the attack for a reinvigorated push. A sixth goal for Canada as Jordyn Huitema gets on the scoresheet. While Kenwyne Jones' tactical changes at halftime had a short-term effect, the long-term result was a tired Trinidad & Tobago side that capitulated late.

Canadian NWT dominates Trinidad and Tobago in CONCACAF W ... (CBC.ca)

Captain Christine Sinclair scored international goal No. 190 and Julia Grosso added two goals as Canada turned on the offence late to defeat Trinidad and ...

The runner-up and third-place team will meet in a CONCACAF Olympic playoff, scheduled for September 2023, with the winner booking its ticket to the 2024 Olympics and Gold Cup. Canada also won 6-0 the last time they met, at the 2016 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying Championship in Houston. Grosso, a 21-year-old midfielder who plays in Italy for Juventus, struck again in the 79th after Trinidad failed to clear a cross. Fleming stepped up but missed, firing high in the 34th. And we've just got to keep rolling." "And it wasn't perfect. The top two teams from each of the two groups move on to the semifinals, qualifying directly for the 2023 World Cup. The two third-place teams move on to a World Cup intercontinental playoff. The players were [frustrated]. But that will come and the confidence will come. Canada and Trinidad are playing in Pool B, along with No. 37 Costa Rica and No. 57 Panama. Group A consists of the top-ranked U.S., No. 26 Mexico, No. 51 Jamaica and No. 60 Haiti. "I'm really pleased with six goals and a clean sheet. A slow start turned into a goal rush Tuesday night as Canada blanked Trinidad and Tobago 6-0 to open play at the CONCACAF W Championship in Guadalupe, Mexico. It's nothing to be scoffed at," Priestman added.

Canadian women turn on the offence late to defeat Trinidad and ... (Sportsnet.ca)

Captain Christine Sinclair scored international goal No. 190 and Julia Grosso added two goals as Canada turned on the offence late to defeat Trinidad and ...

The runner-up and third-place team will meet in a CONCACAF Olympic playoff, scheduled for September 2023, with the winner booking its ticket to the 2024 Olympics and Gold Cup. Canada also won 6-0 the last time they met, at the 2016 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying Championship in Houston. Beckie made it 5-0 in the 86th with the Trinidad defence in tatters and Huitema completed the rout one minute into stoppage time. Grosso, a 21-year-old midfielder who plays in Italy for Juventus, struck again in the 79th after Trinidad failed to clear a cross. Fleming made it 4-0 in the 84th minute, sweeping home a Beckie cross. Fleming stepped up but missed, firing high in the 34th. And we've just got to keep rolling." The top two teams from each of the two groups move on to the semifinals, qualifying directly for the 2023 World Cup. The two third-place teams move on to a World Cup intercontinental playoff. Canada and Trinidad are playing in Pool B, along with No. 37 Costa Rica and No. 57 Panama. Group A consists of the top-ranked U.S., No. 26 Mexico, No. 51 Jamaica and No. 60 Haiti. "And it wasn't perfect. "I'm really pleased with six goals and a clean sheet. The players were (frustrated). But that will come and the confidence will come.

Canada vs. Trinidad & Tobago how to watch, live stream: 2022 ... (CBSSports.com)

Canada's women's international soccer team faces Trinidad & Tobago for the first time since the Olympic qualifiers in 2016 as the 2022 Concacaf Women's ...

Stream the match now here. Trinidad & Tobago picks from SportsLine's soccer insider Brandt Sutton. Sutton, a former collegiate soccer player, has been SportsLine's top soccer editor for nearly five years. Canada is also undefeated against Trinidad & Tobago, with that last match in 2016 ending in a 6-0 final. The expert knows the Canadian side is one of the heavy favorites to win the 2022 W Championship and has a more skilled roster than the world-ranked No. 76 T&T club. Canada's women's international soccer team faces Trinidad & Tobago for the first time since the Olympic qualifiers in 2016 as the 2022 Concacaf Women's Championship final round continues on Tuesday on Paramount+. The world-ranked No. 6 Canadian squad is coming off back-to-back draws in international friendlies, most recently a scoreless match with South Korea on June 26. Plus, watch the highly-anticipated series Halo, Picard, 1883, and more.

Sinclair, Grosso lead Canada to winning debut vs. Trinidad and ... (Concacaf)

The second match of Group B of the 2022 Concacaf W Championship in Monterrey, played on Tuesday night at the Estadio BBVA, saw Canada down Trinidad & Tobago ...

Fleming then redeemed her earlier miss and scored the fourth goal for Canada in the 84’. In the 78’, she scored her second goal of the night, increasing the Canada lead to 3-0. With this goal, Sinclair now has 11 CWC goals and 190 goals in 311 international games.

Match Analysis: CanWNT 6-0 Trinidad and Tobago -- Concacaf W ... (Canadian Premier League)

Returning to action after missing some time with an injury, Christine Sinclair scored the opening goal for Canada, heading the ball home after a fantastic run ...

Four goals in 12 minutes is nothing to scoff at, and was a just reward for the previous 78+ minutes of wearing out Trinidad and Tobago until they reached their breaking point. It was Canada’s biggest win since February 1, 2020 — a 9-0 destruction of Jamaica at the 2020 CONCACAF Women’s Olympic Qualifying Championship, in which Huitema and Beckie combined for eight goals. As mentioned, Grosso scored her first international goal seven minutes later, and in the 79th minute made it 3-0 with another good finish. Grosso would score a goal with each foot, her first two goals for her country at the senior level, giving Canada a 3-0 lead with ten minutes remaining in the match. Her effort had the goalkeeper beat, but struck the outside of the far post and deflected away from danger for a goal kick. A strong quadruple substitution from Bev Priestman around the hour mark refreshed a Canada side that was losing some of its own energy, bringing Grosso, Allysha Chapman, Jordyn Huitema and Adriana Leon off the bench. She played 60 minutes in this match before being replaced by Jordyn Huitema, seemingly a pre-planned substitution as Bev Priestman made four changes to her team at the same time. Ashley Lawrence, starting this match at left back, beat her defender before curling a cross into the box, which found the head of Canada’s captain. Redemption for Jessie Fleming would follow after a first half penalty miss, as would tidy finishes from Janine Beckie and Jordyn Huitema, and Canada’s late onslaught — five goals in 25 minutes — led to a dominant 6-0 victory. Christine Sinclair’s goal in the 27th minute, a header from an Ashley Lawrence cross, was the lone tally in the opening 45 minutes, but Canada should probably have had at least two or three goals. Beckie was offside, and the goal was disallowed, so Canada took a 1-0 advantage into the break. A few minutes after the hour mark Julia Grosso scored her first senior national team goal, beating Kimika Forbes with a strong low shot to double the lead.