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If there’s a reason for Canada’s men to believe they can beat Morocco on Saturday, it’s most easily found in Promise David’s singular moment against Switzerland.
July 2 : Canada's remarkable World Cup adventure has already secured their team a place in the country's sporting folklore and on Saturday they face Morocco, semi-finalists in 2022, with a place in the quarter-finals at stake.
On a sweltering Canada Day morning in Houston, Canada’s men arrived for training at the Dynamo�’s practice facilities and stepped on grass so perfect, it might have been carpet. It wasn’t lost on them that a Major League Soccer team in Texas has arguably better fields than anywhere in their home country.
HOUSTON, July 1 : Canada coach Jesse Marsch has not yet decided if captain Alphonso Davies will start against Morocco in their World Cup last 16 clash in Houston on Saturday and suggested his side's superior fitness could be a factor in the tie.
In the minutes after Canada’s men did what once seemed impossible — after they had won the first World Cup elimination game in their history, 1-0 over South Africa on a glorious Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles — head coach Jesse Marsch gathered his team together in a circle so tight it made its own gravity.
Stephen Eustaquio’s stoppage-time strike sealed a 1-0 World Cup knock-out win for co-hosts Canada against South Africa and a place in the last 16.
Coach Jesse Marsch hailed his “Canadian heroes” for making history by reaching the World Cup last 16 on Sunday, describing their upcoming clash with either the Netherlands or Morocco as a “free hit”.
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — After Canada beat South Africa to win their first-ever FIFA World Cup knockout match and advance to the round of 16 on Sunday, coach Jesse Marsch didn't hesitate to call his players «Canadian heroes.»