ESPN's Futbol Americas looks ahead to Tuesday's friendly between the United States and Canada and the heat Jesse Marsch has received for his comments about his home country.
ESPN's Futbol Americas discusses the expected emotions that will come from Lionel Messi's final match with Argentina as he retires from international competition.
Canadian men's national team head coach Jesse Marsch shares why Tajon Buchanan and Cyle Larin have both departed from training camp ahead of the upcoming match against the United States.
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.
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.
With the Asian Confederation and UEFA having their own respective Nations Leagues, the opportunity to face high quality opposition will come at a premium for both Canada and the United States, who may need to rely heavily on each other during this current FIFA World Cup cycle. TSN's Matthew Scianitti is joined by OneSoccer's Kristian Jack to discuss ahead of the next installment of the rivalry on Tuesday.
In just over two years as the Canadian men's national team coach, Jesse Marsch has been an emotional focal point and at times a lightning rod, especially when Canada faces the United States, so it's no surprise his comments in The Guardian about the U.S have gone viral ahead of their International Friendly on Tuesday.
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.
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.
After being held off the scoreboard for nearly two years, Jacob Shaffelburg pulled off the brace with a pair of goals as Canada dominated Peru in their International Friendly on Saturday.
2026 Canadian Men's Soccer Friendly: Canada vs. Peru
The Halifax Tides and Calgary Wild played to a scoreless draw Saturday in the Northern Super League as the Tides continued to jockey for the league’s fourth and final playoff spot.
Jacob Shaffelburg had a first-half brace to lead Canada to a dominant win over Peru in their International Friendly on Saturday. TSN's Soccer panel breaks down the game, who the stars were for Canada in the match, and if Liam Millar's recent play gives him a shot at starting over Tajon Buchanan.
CanMNT head coach Jesse Marsch breaks down how Canada has played so far in their first two matches during this international window, what stood out about how Jacob Shaffelburg looked against Peru, and preparing for their next game against the United States.
Jacob Shaffelburg discusses scoring two goals in Canada's win over Peru in their International Friendly on Saturday, and what it was like to score his second goal on a header.
Liam Millar discusses how Canada played in their win over Peru in their International Friendly on Saturday, and what it means to be involved on the scoresheet for the national team picking up an assist on both of Jacob Shaffelburg's goals.
In mid-August, the three people trying to define how Canada’s national soccer teams should play the game gathered in an office in Toronto’s Liberty Village for meetings that stretched over two days. TSN's Rick Westhead takes us behind the scenes of those conversations between Jesse Marsch, Casey Stoney and Kenneth Heiner-Møller as they shaped a plan to create a national style in playing soccer.
Daniel Jebbison heads a ball to Jacob Shaffelburg, who makes no mistake from the side of the box at the back post to make it 1-0 Canada.
Gianna Paul's deflected goal wins it for the Courage.
The Bear Paws Active Halftime Heroes program is all about celebrating the unsung heroes behind the game. Canadian men's national team goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau reveals the winners who have made a huge impact in their communities.
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