Biggest strength Canada has against Argentina is that they have absolutely nothing to lose

@masudbillah6196

11 күн бұрын

Literally any team can say that about themselves

@sd1600

11 күн бұрын

​​@@masudbillah6196not really. Brazil and Argentina have the weight of expectation and a reputation as a force to uphold but Canada don't

@greaseweeklygames

11 күн бұрын

Other than the game, they can lose the game

@maddie7164

11 күн бұрын

@@greaseweeklygames sure but it’s expected that they’ll lose so if they lose, as long as they put up a fight, it’s really not that bad. I’m not Canadian but I can see that Canada are building and becoming a great team. Upsets happen all the time in football, Canada beating Argentina is not entirely out of the realm of possibility. Even if they do lose, they have a lot of potential and hopefully with their performance now, they can be welcomed back to another copa America.

@adriano9105

11 күн бұрын

@@maddie7164 Well put. Upsets do happen when all goes right. Leicester City 2015-16 Prem winner @ 5,000 to 1 odds. Cheers.

This coach has a great mentality, I love it. Well done Canada 🇨🇦

@fuzzbol

11 күн бұрын

+ The US Men's team can learn from this coach!

A coach that is accountable for his mistakes.. wow.. you listening Berthalter?

Canada is logging in experience minutes like neo in matrix. They have played France, Argentina twice, Peru, Venezuela, Netherlands. I think this is what the USMNT was looking to gain. Jesse and the boys are going to be better for it!

@funkd5973

11 күн бұрын

also chile

@allanfrd

11 күн бұрын

@@funkd5973 Chile doesn't count. They didn't get any experience from that match.

As a USA fan, I’m rooting for Canada not only because I like their people, super nice people, but Jesse Marsch gets to expose ussoccer for their nepotism & corruption since they chose Berhalter over him. Jesse got his “signature win” in TWO MONTHS, while Berhalter is on six years now. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@rogerc23

11 күн бұрын

Canada is just a damn fun team to follow and cheer for. Even the Mexicans were blasting the South Americans on the Spanish KZread comments about their loses to Canada’s. It is seriously hilarious.

@ramonserna8089

11 күн бұрын

@@bryangonzales4198 Marsch resume dwarfs Berhalter curriculum aswell. Not only he was far superior coach in the US league, but he has trained teams in the elite of Europe.

@joeynova9896

10 күн бұрын

@@rogerc23 Really? What did they say?

@matthewseymour128

8 күн бұрын

4 tournament matches.

@rogerc23

7 күн бұрын

@@joeynova9896 it was so funny mate. Things like: 1. You said you could beat any Concacaf teams and Conmebol will always win. We told you Canada is no joke. Now you look like bloody fools. 2. You aren’t Argentina, Uruguay or Brazil. You are not greater than Concacaf teams. You hide behind these 3 greats while saying you would be in the WC if you played in Concacaf. You know Canada is in Concacaf now don’t you? 3. Who cares if they didn’t score. You are out of the tournament. They are in it. 4. How many times did we have to warn you to take Canada seriously. You think we lost in WC qualifying because Mexico is terrible? 5. Now you are learning these aren’t just polar bears who hibernate in football season.

US Football chose Berhalter twice and not this guy despite his fantastic resume!

@user-sg8ld2hp6z

11 күн бұрын

@@WingWingHerro lol I’m Canadian and didn’t even know he was American, that’s gotta sting even more for the fans

@sergioparisi9527

11 күн бұрын

​@@user-sg8ld2hp6z The USA should get an Argentinian coach, since six of them are leading teams in the Copa. USA has not good coach since Bora. Arena, Bradley, Sampson, Klinsmann and the current guy are all stiffs.

@everything_mania

11 күн бұрын

The rumor going around is that Jesse was told thew US job was his, only for it to be taken away at the last second when Pulisic and the other players went to bat for Berhalter. Most people think that's what Jesse was referring to when he has said in interviews that he was treated very badly by US Soccer.

@WingWingHerro

11 күн бұрын

@@everything_mania That actually explains a lot. It’s like a case of students wanting a laid back teacher rather than a disciplinarian!

@adriano9105

11 күн бұрын

@@everything_mania Heard the very same. Have a look at his recent failures at Leeds United. In my estimation, he had an important hand in the relegation of a mid-level table team. Behind a microphone, he's very good - engaging, articulate. I wish him success. Hopefully he learned from his tactical mistakes. Cheers.

Comparing the Canada I saw in World Cup 2022 against Morocco, with the Canada I saw in Copa America against Venezuela yesterday, there definitely is less weakness and more Smarts there. The Goalkeeper though lacks some top level experience is a good member of the team and he is able to learn and maybe become one of the best if not the best on the Americas. This team can stand tall against any team in the World athletically, and this is nothing new. Soccer know-how they have proved with Jesse they can evolve fast and maybe humble Argentina or Brazil. It won't be easy to beat the World Champion, but it's not impossible for Jesse's Canada Team. I believe they will not suck in the semifinal and they will surprise lots of experts, the rest will be done or not done by the opponent. Canada has a good realistic smart coach now. Had Jesse Marsch been Canada's head coach in the world cup, they would have advanced. They make up the different in Football quality with Athletic superiority, yes they already are or above World Class Teams Athletically. Now the job is to improve the football quality enough to make any opponent recognize. I recognize that Canada is at this moment the Top Dog in the ConcaCAF. Competitive Toughness is NOT a secondary Quality, it's among the Primary Qualities needed to win International Tournaments. If you're Mexico of the USMNT, you know have to fear Canada.. at lest little bit. They are the TOP DOG in the ConcaCAF as I said above.

@auroradarg

11 күн бұрын

Their GK to become "the best on the Americas"? That's never going to happen. Not saying he's bad, but his technique is rather unorthodox and he seems to be the least athletic member of the squad. He wouldn't even be considered to be called up for any of the top teams in CONMEBOL.

@mheiseus

11 күн бұрын

Calm down .... Canada still has a long way to go if they want to beat teams like Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Italy, or the Netherlands

I am an Argentinan living in Canada, I will watch this game with a Canadian friend from Vancouver, I will love Canada to win the game... but not this time :p

@hkmarhk

11 күн бұрын

Come on. You guys have won everything. Let us win something 😂

@silcar2300

11 күн бұрын

@@hkmarhk lol Arg here ❣️

@kirtdulay2444

11 күн бұрын

Its Canadian time to shine. get ready to butt hurt if Argentina lose😂😂

I love this coach

US FANs in the New York Metro Area (NJ..) Should come out and support Canada in the Semis Enjoy the game, don't waste the opportunity and cheer a Brother/Sister country on in their climb towards new highs There will be a benefit to the USMNT from that, COMPETITION CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS If you have nothing to do that day, Go to the game and support our Neighbor to the North !!!

@DremianBlades-cx5lj

11 күн бұрын

Have you seen the ticket prices? Only 🇦🇷 fans would be willing to pay that much... Expect nothing but light blue and white stripes in the stadium...

@user-ve5ln5le9y

10 күн бұрын

No problem. Canada is well accustomed to playing in such environments

@9jfd1

9 күн бұрын

Win or lose (probably lose) it doesnt matter, this is just another stepping stone for Canadian Soccer to be seen and heard, always great to have these well desserved opportunities. Good Coach, respects from TO:):)

I SOOO admire Coach Marsch - love it! love him! Go, Canada!

Great coach with limited stars doing good things in Copa America

@adambartlett6277

11 күн бұрын

@@chamberlainwonder369 they got a pretty decent team

@manme6051

11 күн бұрын

@@adambartlett6277 Eustaquio and Millar were not up to par. They seem to be humbled because of this experience. I do think they will grow now because of this.

@ManCharif

11 күн бұрын

@@chamberlainwonder369 stars destroy collective sports . Soccer is about collective game

I ❤ positive humans and this coach is exactly that Proud of you Canada The Grit, The process, The Determination. All Canadian

Canadian who has lived in America since 1994. I have watched every Canadian Men's and have tried to watch the Women. Every game since 1994. Last night was Probably the 2nd beat game I've ever seen. Nothing will beat the 2012 Olympics where we lost 4 to 3. And ya we all know how unbiased the Refs were that Day. Les Rogues!!!!

@user-ve5ln5le9y

10 күн бұрын

ROUGES

The difference between pulisic saying that they didn't have to play the game of their life before facing uruguay and Jesse Marsh saying the opposite showed the difference of mentality of each team

Man, he's a good interview. Honest and open answers

@conshea7382

9 күн бұрын

Hes a snake oil salesman

@Hockeydude85

9 күн бұрын

@@conshea7382 We’ll see. As long as the program improves, that’s all I care about.

@pithius2191

8 күн бұрын

@@conshea7382 Hater?

@conshea7382

8 күн бұрын

@@pithius2191 Leeds fan

@pithius2191

8 күн бұрын

@@conshea7382 fair enough mate

Without Kone giving the ball directly to Argentina Forward's, we might have a chance. But whatever its already pretty cool Canada made it this far. Stacked against Refs and playing in enemy territory

@bruhdude9644

11 күн бұрын

Even if they were to lose to Argentine which I hope they don’t, they should still fight for bronze which would be history in itself for Canada.

@sebastianbasile851

10 күн бұрын

Stacked against refs? In enemy soil? Two of the group games were against 10 men team and should have had a player sent off against Chile. The Cup is in North America against S American teams, so hardly enemy soil. Having said that, Canada has done very well to get this far and given how Argentina played the last game, Canada still has a chance.

@dalmacija32

9 күн бұрын

@@sebastianbasile851 Enemy soil = more Argentinian fans, man. Have you not been watching the games that you could not have understood the guy said?

@sebastianbasile851

9 күн бұрын

@dalmacija32 that's nothing compared to playing in South America. Have you ever been to a South American stadium for an international match or a Libertadores Cup match? Please, this is nothing!

VAMOSS CANADA LET THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT OUR FOOTBALL ABILITY

The Canada & US fan base would grow exponentially if broadcasting rights weren't limited to $$ streaming channels.

@valr852

11 күн бұрын

@@outspoken2276 yes,and usa has mostly Canadian coaches for there usa teams in hockey👍👍

@robk5865

10 күн бұрын

I stopped watching Toronto FC 15 yrs ago because of that. "You need a paid GOL TV subscription to watch us play" 😅😅😅 Meanwhile, at no additional cost to our cable bill, we could watch several Premier League games on any given weekend.

Concentration and the desire to win now that’s commitment!! Great win and hopefully a win against Argentina!

you guys, by way of your gallantry, sportsmanship, commitment to excellence and all around bonhomie are my second team!

Canada already exceeded expectations 👏👏👏 I'll be rooting for you guys. Best of luck.

alistair johnston underrated, a celtic superstar.

@bruhdude9644

11 күн бұрын

Way better than USA’s Carter Vickers, feel like every time we put that guy in he’s a complete liability and he is from Celtic too, I just don’t get it.

@rogerc23

11 күн бұрын

He’s so incredible. He literally shut Soteldo down in the first half. So badly that they were almost afraid to send him the ball in the second. Johnston was absolutely incredible.

@nFWAYGo

11 күн бұрын

lol he’s trash

@bruhdude9644

11 күн бұрын

@@nFWAYGo Johnston or Carter Vickers?

The Ref in that game was all in for Venezuela it was disgusting to watch how one-sided he called that game. The goalie from Venezuela went out to the sideline and grabbed the Canadian player and the ref did not even call a foul HORRIBLE.

@geoffreykeenan5914

11 күн бұрын

i agree

@rogerc23

11 күн бұрын

I have to say in 35 years now or watching football that was the worst biased match I have even seen. I was so proud of Canada just staying focused and then winning.

@jrcanuck1

11 күн бұрын

Lavosnailim, don't forget that Shaffelburg was taken down in the box early in that match, when the Venezuelan pulled his jersey with both hands & pulled him down. It definitely should have been a penalty shot. There wasn't even a foul called.

Shaffelburg and Millar as wingers against Argentina will be 🔥

@scipio123

10 күн бұрын

@@stride0812 Shaffelbeurg definitely...Millar maybe not...he's shit.

Damn good coach

Canada has a fantastic fanbase.

Whoever chose this guy to coach Canada is a genius.

@jrcanuck1

11 күн бұрын

BigBLUE, kind of ironic that you asked that question. It was the Canada soccer new dynamic CEO, Kevin BLUE

@PaulC112

11 күн бұрын

@@jrcanuck1 ya kinda funny

If you best Peru Chile and Venezuela in an official Tournament which is the Top Tournament in the Americas, believe me you are no longer a little National Club, you are now a Chief. If they continue to climb levels, they will be in the Second Round of World Cup 2026. Jesse Marsch added that much of Maturity to Canada Men's National Team. From now on it depends on how they handle the other coach and players, if they execute a good game plan flawlessly they can embarrass lots of big names.

Canada deserved the opportunity to play in the semi final. Since Marsch took over, there does seem to be a progression in the performances. Obviously, the missing piece is taking their opportunities to score. Davies is their best player imo but in this environment I would like to see him play ina more attacking position and find an alternative to p,at left back. The squad seems very together and they display some good passing and movement. Best of luck against Argentina.

Congrats coach, keep going, you have the whole country behind you. Go Canada! 😊🇨🇦

Thank u coach for having such huge respect for Messi

The ref might become the biggest obstacle.

@davinalopez-oz1ez

7 күн бұрын

refs had nothing to do with it

Larin and David need to start finishing their chances, it’s now or never🤞🏽

When Canada plays the US and Mexico, I'm the biggest hater you've ever seen, but during Copa I was cheering for both to get out of their groups. Canada making a run is good for CONCACAF, and the stronger we all get as a region, the better it is for everyone. I see you Costa Rica and Panama. They've also had great tournaments....All of CONCACAF should be supporting Canada vs. Argentina...

Jesse Marsch as the Canadian head coach, I thought it was a ..... WOW!!!

Canada can win. They really gave Argentina all the could handle in the first game. I think they have improved since then. Will be a good game. Let's just hope the officiating is neutral unlike last game.

This is great experience for our young roster . Imagine when they will be able to keep calm on the last touch in offensive zone.

Great jog sir

If messi starts and the fact he's so tired and hurt, you may be able to beat Argentina. I'm a usmnt fan but was horribly upset that we kept pile of trash. I'm rooting for the kings of concacaf Canada

Here trying to become more accustomed to Canada football team, because I'll soon be migrating to there.. But one player i have known and always liked is Alphonso Davies as he plays for Bayern.. Congrats for your progress, you have made it to the semis to face the world's champions.. In order for you to continue improving, you have to face the best teams, that's how you are going to discover your weaknesses to work on them, but be mindful you also have your own strengths, which might be able to overpower the opposition no matter how superior they are on paper, you just need to believe in yourselves and go there and do the best you can, and if you end up losing, it wouldn't be a failure, it would just be a lesson that should make you stronger, but what if you should win?? Yes, the odds will definitely be against you, which is good, because there would be no pressure on you, but even if you have 1% to win, that's still a chance to win.. The point is, you do have a chance to win no matter how slim it is, a chance is a chance.. And I'll be here cheering you on 🎉🎉🎉..

@stupidas9466

9 күн бұрын

An advanced welcome to Canada! Hope your immigration works smoothly for you and your family. One of the things that makes Canada a great place to be is our diversity, and the acceptance of most of our current citizens to people coming here, whether vacationing, for work, or for starting a "new life". Best of luck, cheers!

The coach is right, they'll have to play the best game they've ever played and it still might not be enough. But all they can do is be brave and face the challenge. Good honest and positive attitude, i like this coach.

Well Done Coach, straight to the point answers I cant stand all the side stepping other Managers do.

Must be nice to have a coach that doesn’t look and sound like his dog just died

Go Canada 🇨🇦👍

Vamos Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 Ole ole

Whoever in the Canada Soccer association picked this guy to be the coach, great job. Jesse Marsch is the right man for the job.

@PaulC112

11 күн бұрын

The guy who hired jesse is Kevin blue

Anything is possible in a match, but I can not fathom 🇨🇦 as a finalist 😂

@rogerc23

11 күн бұрын

No one can. That’s what makes this as fun as sex

@silcar2300

11 күн бұрын

Why not? Then you can fight for the world cup. Greetings from Buenos Aires

@RyanSheppard-tq4pg

11 күн бұрын

There are millions of people who have done more with a football than you, who were born in Canada.

Day 6 with Gregg Berhalter still Coach 🤦🏽‍♂️ let’s see how long this lasts.

@rogerc23

11 күн бұрын

Lol but who can they get to replace him. I mean even canada took about a year after Herdman left. I guess the USA could put some assistant in until they find a full time manager.

@nFWAYGo

11 күн бұрын

lol they waiting for it to blow over for they can keep him

@blackberrythorns

11 күн бұрын

@@rogerc23 they could hire a canadian hockey coach.

Están agrandados los canadienses. Lol respect Canada🫡

Canada needed an American coach with a bit of cockiness and confidence. They have a ton of skill and it is all between the ears now.

@terefefeyssa877

11 күн бұрын

@sapporoj6379: you are wrong! Cockiness the most dangerous thing you should be. Why do you dream of being a cocky person? What for?🙄

@rogerc23

11 күн бұрын

@@terefefeyssa877 don’t worry he just meant self confidence. And believing they belong with the top countries.

@terefefeyssa877

11 күн бұрын

@rogerc23 : Self-confidence?🙄 Are you kidding me? 🙄

@jrcanuck1

11 күн бұрын

Sapporoj6379, No, the Canadian team already had self-confidence when they finished #1 in the qualifiers for the 2022 World cup. Jesse is a good motivator, just as coach John Herdman was; but he brings better tactics, due to his wealth of experience. This Canadian team has always had belief. There were 2 excellent Canadian coaches who were interviewed for this Canadian coaching job, who would have also brought these same qualities; but once again, Jesse brings more international experience. What we as Canadians love about our teams is when they remain both confident & humble in the big matches; but not cocky.

@A4000

10 күн бұрын

@@jrcanuck1 just let them have it. The coach being American is their only connection to being in the semifinals.

Rooting for Argentina but good luck neighbors 👍

6:35 Jesse Marsch: "We won't back down" now this is an American Quality we remember with Steve Sampson and Bruce Arena.. but we don't find it or we didn't see it in Gregg Berhalter in the 5-1 Friendly or 2-1 loss to Panama and the 1-0 loss to Uruguay. This is the judgment mistake that the USSF made in choosing Gregg over Jesse. Berhalter seems to backdown to stronger opponents. The USMNT should never backdown or give that impression against any opponent. US FANS see that clearly.

@nFWAYGo

11 күн бұрын

lol Gregg backs down and parks the bus for 90 and cross and pray tactics

@mapleridge8

10 күн бұрын

Coach says how he wanted the GK to play and takes responsibility for the goal "That's on me." Thanks USMNT for the top shelf pickup for Canada.

@davinalopez-oz1ez

7 күн бұрын

it dont matter if they dont back down or not. They still lose

If they can hold Argentina to a draw, then it's a flip of the coin, again.

@0xfake

11 күн бұрын

After today's game I honestly think IF we were to win, we have a better chance to win in game than penalties. We are not good at pen

@anuparnoacharya5779

11 күн бұрын

Emi Martinez factor is big in penalties

@Silverspy97

11 күн бұрын

Dibu Is just too good at penalty shootouts that it's in everyone's best interest to beat Argentina in the 90/120.

@MichaelMyers.132

11 күн бұрын

@@Sid-gu5qk Argentina has pressure cuz they know they have to make it to the final . Canada just have to play their game . Ecuador had Argentina beat but they missed chances

@johnparktowers1750

11 күн бұрын

Depends how biased the reffing will be again, so far Canada has the refs being influenced by the South Americans every game.

Well, at least they ensure the 4th place in Copa America, that's something.

I love Canada and Canadian people. But sorry, I'm Messi's fan. So, go Argentina!

We'll see an unbelievable semi-final where Argentina need to fix a lot of things before the match as they didn't have a good performance in quarter-finals although they beat Ecuador on penalties. Meanwhile, Canada will have a lot of work to do if they want to stop Argentinian team and their top player "Lio Messi".

he sounds like a hockey coach.

"And it still might not be enough" why would you say that?? Did you write Tuesday off as a loss already? You should say "we will win, we will fight, inch for inch, run faster than ever before, and we will play the finals"

Argentina is old, injured, slow and tired of winning. Canada is young, fast and hungry. I have Canada winning 4-1. But then they’ll lose to Colombia 3-0.

It's funny I am an Argentina fan but I am looking at the line. It's crazy..

Forza Canada!

Go canada from an aussie

It will be epic if they will defeat the Argentines 💎🩵🤍

12:00 To the USSF, Use Copa America to SPRINGBOARD yourself to where you want to be on 2026... Now why didn't you think of that? Why didn't Gregg think about it too?

I’m so sad USSF shit the bed by not hiring this guy, he could have taken the USMNT to the next level.

Unlikely Messi will play, but if he does that should be to Canada’s advantage considering he’s clearly not fit. Argentina are better off resting him for the final. They should beat Canada comfortably without him tbh. Canada have already over achieved and should be proud of getting to the semi’s. I’m sure US fans aren’t enjoying it. This could have been them considering they were in an easier group, but just couldn’t perform when it really mattered.

@johnparktowers1750

11 күн бұрын

They barely beat Canada the first time, that game was pretty even, now Canada is on a role and they are dangerous.

@jrcanuck1

11 күн бұрын

​@@johnparktowers1750, true & Canada did not "over achieve" to get to this point. This is who they are & no, they are not satisfied with only winning the quarterfinals.

I think it will be a competitive match worse thing Argentina will do if it ends up in penalties or Canada will have to deal with Martinez to score

No pudieron encontrar a alguien que hable mas mal Inglés que el que anunció el inicio de la conferencia?

I hope Canada beats Argentina 2-0. I am definitely sure

@lightsamael7242

11 күн бұрын

its actually the other way around, Argentina defeated Canada 2-0 last week

@BrotherBernard-yy4yd

11 күн бұрын

After Argentina beat Canada ; be prepared to blame refrees

@terefefeyssa877

11 күн бұрын

@@BrotherBernard-yy4yd: I really didn't like Your comment at all. 😠 I hate it!! 😳

@johnparktowers1750

11 күн бұрын

​@@BrotherBernard-yy4yd Argentina got all the calls their way last time, seems they need all the advantages.

@jhamdan2012

10 күн бұрын

I hope the sky turns silver and my left hand will be like my right leg.

World #1 (Argentina) vs World #48 (Canada)

@plugged4937

11 күн бұрын

Canada will go up, the are way better then Chile and Peru and they are both in the 30s. After the COPA, they will go to 30s or early 40s

@luizhenriquemorales7134

11 күн бұрын

OBVIOUSLY ARGENTINA WILL TRASH THEM

@philojudaeusofalexandria9556

11 күн бұрын

Canada belongs in the high-20s. They are equal with USA/Mexico.

@geoffreykeenan5914

11 күн бұрын

@@luizhenriquemorales7134 all caps, reminds me of somebody

@doublestrokeroll

11 күн бұрын

@@luizhenriquemorales7134 maybe. we'll see.

Here’s a guy who’s not afraid of addressing to the media, ggg gets his soft ball reporters lol it’s day and night with these coaches

No le preguntaron acerca del infame arbitraje

Marsch is so much better than Berhalter

ARGENTINA FORB THE WIN AGANST CANADA

dispositive == device

As much as I admire the mentality of the Canadian coach, and yes, Canada had Alfonso Davies, who is a superstar in Bayern Munich, however, the reality is Argentina is a World Cup winner , Copa cup winner, and is at the top of the world team ratings, and they have a large number of world class players. If they are lucky enough that the argentinians miss obvious chances, they will still be overpowered by Messi and his team mates. Canada just does not have critical mass of world class players. Even Brazil will struggle against Argentina , France and Spain are the only other teams that can match Argentina power play. Netherlands can give them a good fight for the money.

@jojokabo78

11 күн бұрын

@@anthonyboey3210 true, but I'm still excited. Even a small chance is enough for me! Canada let's gooo!

@anthonyboey3210

11 күн бұрын

@@jojokabo78 yeah me too. It is exciting to know that Canada did well enough (and have the favoured blessing) to get this far in the Copa cup. unless Messi and the team is day dreaming or mentally totally out of it, Argentina will hit many goals past Canada goalkeeper. So Canada team should simply enjoy the opportunity to even get to the semi-finals and to play against the prestigious Argentinian team.

I would love a Canada v Uruguay final (not likely). Just to see Marsch recieve the biggest lesson imaginable from Marcelo Bielsa

@chrismacleod9326

11 күн бұрын

@@Jamie_A1 What’s your motivation for this?

@Johnnybgood76

11 күн бұрын

Although that final would be unlikely, I would love to see it, and with exactly the opposite outcome.

@doublestrokeroll

11 күн бұрын

@@chrismacleod9326 He's just one of those types on the internet. Thinks it makes him sound "cool".

@blackberrythorns

11 күн бұрын

if canada made the final it would be a win. the only lesson going forward would be that they could hang with really good teams.

@PirCalde-eo2ti

9 күн бұрын

Terminaría en penales 😅

This guy is the art of saying nothing

If Canada doesn't lose 5-0 to Argentina it will be the biggest achievement in Canadian football history.

@philojudaeusofalexandria9556

11 күн бұрын

lol... Canada won't lose by more than 3 goals. Expected result is 2-0 Argentina.

Yeah and keep complaining after the game that Argentina team was 2 min late after the first half, and that you played against 12 men including the referee, yap yap yap. Are you taking your boys for the marathon, stressing on speed and run? This is football, needs tactics, skills, ball control, passing ability, and finishing abilities in which your team sucks.

Argentina is going to destroy canada in the semi final my prediction 3-0 or 4-0 to win they will face brazil in the finals again or uruguay.

It's so over for Canada

@theyonlycomeoutwhenitsquiet

11 күн бұрын

Even if it is, it’s been a ride. Going out against the defending champs would still mean being able to hold their heads up high. What’s anyone going to say, oh Canada lost against one of the greatest international sides today and that’s a knock on us? Heck no

@funkd5973

11 күн бұрын

actually, even if we lose to Argentina (very likely) WE PLAY AGAIN FOR 3RD. MAXIMUM value out of the tournament. SOOO GOOOD get to watch two more matches with my country where we can learn and grow. You may go away now salty american troll.

@funkd5973

11 күн бұрын

get to play two more times actually regardless. great opportunity to learn and grow. it's okay. the US will be back in good form.

@Ofcourse619

11 күн бұрын

Let’s see what happens 😅

@claude8325

11 күн бұрын

Yeah, because the refs will make sure of it.

2:47 In international soccer you gain respect by beating teams like Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Spain, Netherlands etc ..not by beating Venezuela...with all due respect please don't get ahead of yourselves.

@chrislabonte3582

10 күн бұрын

@@mheiseus thanks, tips.

Argentina is going to lose 1-0 against Canada But don’t cry for me Argentina

If Canada is healthy, they're going to give Argentina all they can handle, because Canada doesn't play timid soccer, they attack, they have team speed, and they pressure you. I won't be surprised if they beat Argentina 2-1.

@samuelrigaud6595

11 күн бұрын

Canada is not healthy ⚠️

@terefefeyssa877

11 күн бұрын

I go for 2-0 Canada to beat Argentina

@philojudaeusofalexandria9556

11 күн бұрын

Canada is not healthy. Tajon broke his leg. Venezuela couldn't handle Shaffelburg and were going after his legs (with the ref doing nothing about it).

@PirCalde-eo2ti

9 күн бұрын

Ojalá 😅

@terefefeyssa877

9 күн бұрын

@@PirCalde-eo2ti : Why laughing?🙄