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Canadian men's national team members Dayne St. Clair and Tani Oluwaseyi, and head coach Jesse Marsch discuss the rivalry against the United States and why these matches hold extra meaning for Canada, which is looking to be recognized as a regional power in soccer.
Though he laughs about it now, Promise looks back on his improbable journey to Brighton & Hove Albion in England’s Premier League with a laugh.
Allysha Chapman’s storied Canada career is about to come to a close. Canada Soccer announced Monday that the 37-year-old left-back will play in her 100th and final international match on Oct. 12 in Toronto against Denmark.
Canada manager Jesse Marsch had some pointed barbs for the United States and its soccer program ahead of Tuesday night's friendly between the CONCACAF rivals. You can catch Canada vs. the United States LIVE on Tuesday night with pre-game coverage getting underway at 7pm ET/4pm PT ahead of an 8pm ET/5pm PT kick-off on TSN1, TSN.ca and the TSN App.
Canadian men's national team head coach Jesse Marsch was asked if the way things ended between him and U.S. Soccer in the past fuels his current passion for the rivalry between the two countries on the pitch.
Striker Cyle Larin and winger Tajon Buchanan have left Canada’s men’s soccer team after suffering injuries.
On Tuesday, the Canadian men's national team will play an exhibition match against the United States, but if history tells us anything, this encounter won't be a regular friendly.
The ESPN FC crew reacts to Canadian men's head coach Jesse Marsch's comments on the Folarin Balogun red card controversy and the perception of the United States on the global stage.
Portugal wants Cristiano Ronaldo to know he’s welcome back to the national team, if he so desires.
England coach Thomas Tuchel defended the treatment of players on national-team duty after Ezri Konsa and Alex Scott on Monday became the latest squad members to pull out during an international break rife with injury issues across Europe.
Germany’s Jürgen Klopp era has started with just one win from four games. Klopp avoided becoming the first Germany coach not to win any of his first three games in charge, but he also oversaw the country’s first loss to Greece, which spoiled his home debut last week.









