Jesse Marsch leads Canada towards potential World Cup knockout stage
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 3:27 AM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Jesse Marsch's Canada faces Switzerland today at home, aiming for a win that could secure a spot in the World Cup knockout stage. Marsch has guided Canada to its first World Cup victory and seeks to continue that momentum. Players like Liam Millar emphasize the team's focus on winning. Marsch's approach, contrasting with Canadian norms, has energized the team and fans alike, as he aims to elevate soccer's profile in the nation.
- •Canada plays Switzerland today in the World Cup.
- •Marsch has already led Canada to its first World Cup win.
- •A second win propels Canada into the knockout stage.
- •Liam Millar stresses the team's determination to win.
- •Marsch aims to grow soccer's popularity in Canada.
- 3:27 AMYahoo Sports — Fiery American coach Jesse Marsch has led Canada to the cusp of a World Cup breakthrough
"Jesse Marsch welcomed Switzerland to Canada with his usual blunt style. “We’re happy to have you here,” Canada's fiery coach said Tuesday, “but we want to beat you tomorrow.” Marsch has already led Canada to its first World Cup win, and he's hoping for more — including another game on home soil for the Canadians.
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