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‘We are ready’: Canada’s men’s soccer team gears up for World Cup
Canada's team trains in Toronto with injuries impacting key players as coach Jesse Marsch evaluates talent and squad depth before the final World Cup roster announcement.
- On Tuesday, Canada's men's soccer team gathered at BMO Training Ground in Toronto, preparing for upcoming friendlies against Iceland and Tunisia as World Cup preparations intensify.
- Despite key players including captain Alphonso Davies and midfielder Stephen Eustaquio remaining sidelined with injuries, head coach Jesse Marsch views these absences as opportunities for new squad members to establish themselves.
- More than 17,000 temporary seats have been added to BMO Field, which will be known as Toronto Stadium during the tournament; Marsch dismissed recent criticism, stating the venue will be a fine host.
- Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow vowed the city's $380 million budget will not increase, emphasizing the project will be delivered on or under budget.
- Canada opens the tournament June 12 in Toronto against a European playoff winner, with final tune-up matches scheduled against Uzbekistan in Edmonton and Ireland in Montreal this June.
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‘It’s a dream come true’: Canada’s men’s soccer team on World Cup
Canada’s men’s national soccer team is in Toronto this week preparing for a pair of friendlies against Iceland and Tunisia, though the team will be without several players dealing with injuries. Today, the team took to the field at TFC’s training facility at Downsview Park as it gears up to play its first match on June 12.
·Toronto, Canada
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‘We are ready’: Canada’s men’s soccer team gears up for World Cup
Canada’s men’s national soccer team is in Toronto this week preparing for a pair of friendlies against Iceland and Tunisia, though the team will be without several players dealing with injuries. Today, the team took to the field at TFC’s training facility at Downsview Park as it gears up to play its first match on June 12.
·Canada
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'Calm, focused and ready': Canada continues World Cup prep ahead of two friendlies
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
·Winnipeg, Canada
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