Injured Ellis Scores, U.S. Blanks Canada 1-0 in Men’s Soccer Friendly
Ellis scored in the 29th minute despite an ankle injury, and Canada lost vice-captain Stephen Eustaquio to an upper-body injury.
- On Tuesday, October 6, 2026, the United States defeated Canada 1-0 in a friendly match in Saint Paul, Minnesota, with 19-year-old Justin Ellis scoring the decisive goal in the 29th minute.
- Before the match, Canada head coach Jesse Marsch told The Guardian that Americans have been "inundated with propaganda since we were young" and are "hated by the rest of the world."
- The American attack took a hit in the 20th minute when Ellis went down after colliding with Stephen Eustaquio; Canada's vice-captain suffered a collarbone injury and left at halftime.
- Marsch holds a 17-14-7 record as Canada's manager, though his pre-match commentary regarding his home country has drawn significant scrutiny from observers and analysts.
- Canada returns to action in November for the CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals, hosting Guatemala on November 13 before the series shifts to Toronto on November 16.
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Chicago (USA), 6 Oct (EFE).- The U.S. team, led by the Argentine Mauricio Pochettino, beat Canada by 1-0 this Tuesday at the Allianz Field in St. Paul (Minnesota) and closed with the full victory this date FIFA extended to four matches. After running 4-1 to Peru, 4-2 to Chile [...] The entry 1-0. United States closes the date FIFA with full wins was first published in HolaNews.
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Justin Ellis scores again as young US squad beats Canada 1-0
Teenager Justin Ellis scored the only goal as the United States completed a successful international window with a 1-0 victory over Canada. It was the fourth victory in four friendlies for the U.S., which used the window to get a…
Winnipeg Free Press
Injured Ellis scores, U.S. blanks Canada 1-0 in men's soccer friendly
A goal from Justin Ellis lifted the United States to a 1-0 decision over Canada's men's soccer team in a friendly matchup in St. Paul, Minn., on Tuesday.
American-born Canada soccer coach Jesse Marsch takes aim at home country before USMNT friendly - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Jesse Marsch was born in Wisconsin, played professionally in MLS and represented the United States as both a player and an assistant coach before landing premier managerial jobs in Europe and eventually taking over the Canadian national team in 2024. The case could quite easily be made that Marsch owes a significant amount of his [...]
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