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Marsch expecting young players to emerge as CanMNT gets older

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.


'We can do as well as we want': CanMNT focused on pushing for trophies at major events

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.


'It's all earned': Canadian players feeling love back on club teams in Europe

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.


The Homecoming: Canada vs. Chile

For the first time since FIFA World Cup, Canada's men's national team will return to action on home soil this weekend.


LaLiga: Atletico Madrid 2, Real Madrid 1

Second-half goals from Alejandro Grimaldo and Jonathan David gave Atlético Madrid a victory over 10-man Real Madrid at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano. David carried on his fine goal-scoring form and made it three goals in his last three games by doubling Atlético's advantage.


NSL: Ottawa Rapid 3, Calgary Wild 1

Ngozi Okobi-Okeoghene opened the scoring five minutes in, Johanne Fridlund doubled Ottawa's lead, and Okobi-Okeoghene struck again a minute after Calgary got one back to lift the Rapid to a win over the Wild on Sunday.


FIFA U20 Women's World Cup: DPR Korea 2, Canada 0

DPR Korea struck twice in stoppage time to defeat Canada 2-0 and advance to the semifinals of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup on Sunday. The defending champions were challenged by a resilient Canadian side before Choe Rim-Jong finally broke the deadlock in the second minute of added time and Ho Kyong sealed the win two minutes later.


MLS: Real Salt Lake 0, Whitecaps 3

Brian White and Thomas Müller each scored a goal, Yadaly Diaby had a goal and an assist, and the Whitecaps beat Real Salt Lake on Saturday night.


MLS: St. Louis City SC 3, Toronto FC 1

Carlo Holse, Tomas Totland and Simon Becher all scored to propel St. Louis City to a victory over Toronto FC on Saturday night, extending a club-record unbeaten streak to 16 games.


EPL: Tottenham Hotspur 2, Aston Villa 3

Aston Villa piled the pressure on big-spending Tottenham and Roberto De Zerbi with a 3-2 away victory to claim a first win in the Premier League this season.


EPL: Brighton & Hove Albion 3, Arsenal 0

Arsenal's perfect start to their Premier League title defence ended in emphatic fashion as Brighton secured a stunning 3-0 win against Mikel Arteta's dumbstruck side. Pascal Gross blasted Brighton ahead after 31 minutes before Charalampos Kostoulas doubled the hosts' lead on the stroke of half-time. Chema Andrés fired home the header shortly into the second half to put the game away against a disjointed Arsenal.


MLS: CF Montreal 0, Crew 2

Mohamed Farsi and Brais Mendez found the back of the net for Columbus as CF Montreal had its home winless streak in MLS play extended to nine games with a loss to the Crew on Saturday night.


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