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Canada's men's national soccer team is at a level never seen in this country, not only from a strong showing at the World Cup, but also at previous competitions. Now returning to their club teams, Canadian players say that they are getting more respect world wide, and have gained a number of new fans.
It is the start of a new cycle for the Canadian men's national soccer team, and with the next World Cup four years away, Canada's team will be older. Head coach Jesse Marsch says that he needs his guys to maintain their fitness at a 'young 30' level, but also believes younger players will emerge and earn spots.
Canada performed well on home soil this past summer at the World Cup, and with several competitions ahead of them, the team says they expect to push for trophies at such events like the Gold Cup, and Copa America. Despite missing a number of players in the current international window, head coach Jesse Marsch and the team expect a strong showing.
Manchester City rallied from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Bayern Munich in its return to the Women’s Champions League at the start of the league phase on Tuesday.
For the first time since FIFA World Cup, Canada's men's national team will return to action on home soil this weekend.
While coach Lionel Scaloni continues to mull over his future at the helm of Argentina’s national team, his players have left no doubt about where they stand.
Dayna Spiring has been named president of the Northern Super League’s expansion team in Winnipeg.
Real Madrid called for a new Spanish league president on Tuesday, arguing that Javier Tebas’ comments against the club regarding refereeing complaints were “intolerable.”
France star Kylian Mbappé did not train with his teammates Tuesday because of a bout of the flu, the team said.
Jürgen Klopp is having an effect on Germany’s players even before his first game as coach. The former Liverpool manager has called up 16 uncapped players in a supersized first roster of 44 for his first four Nations League games as he tried to reboot Germany following another disappointing World Cup.
Borussia Moenchengladbach hired Alexander Blessin as its new coach Tuesday, tasking him with turning around a losing start to the Bundesliga season.













