Canada looks to assert themselves as World Cup co-hosts in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 5:16 AM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Canada prepares to host matches in the upcoming World Cup starting this summer, led by American head coach Jesse Marsch. Despite entering the tournament with some shortcomings, such as an injury to star player Alphonso Davies, Canada has a favorable group stage that includes Bosnia and Herzegovina. Previous World Cup appearances saw them underperform, but recent progress in the sport offers hope. Canada aims to leverage home advantage as they seek success in their own tournament.
- •World Cup matches start this summer in Canada, USA, and Mexico
- •Jesse Marsch is the head coach of the Canadian team
- •Canada has a group stage opportunity against Bosnia, Qatar, and Switzerland
- •Alphonso Davies may not be fit for the tournament
- •Canada aims to improve on their past World Cup performances
- 5:16 AMYahoo Sports — How forgotten co-hosts Canada can silence their noisy neighbours at World Cup 2026
"Canada will be led by American Jesse Marsch, but the co-hosts’ form is concerning, though a soft group and a lengthy run of home advantage could prove decisive
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