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TORONTO — Never mind the fact that Canada didn't win, or that it wasn't the very first game of the tournament. History was made in Toronto on Friday: Canada hosted a men's World Cup match for the first time, drawing 1-1 with Bosnia-Herzegovina. They earned their first point, too.
United States legend Clint Dempsey had some choice words for former national team assistant Jesse Marsch, who suggested Thursday that some American players needed encouragement to sing the anthem ahead of games.
TORONTO, June 12 : Canada coach Jesse Marsch said he was pleased with how his team responded to rescue a 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina in their World Cup Group B opener on Friday, which marked the country's first ever point in the tournament.
TORONTO, June 12 : For long spells of Canada's World Cup Group B opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina it looked like the co-hosts would come up short but striker Cyle Larin came off the bench and calmed their nerves with an equaliser that secured a glorious first point.
Ahead of the United States' World Cup opening match against Paraguay on Friday, former U.S. men's national team assistant coach and current Canada head coach Jesse Marsch shared his experience leading the USA in the 2010 World Cup.
A little more than 90 minutes before Canada’s men kicked off their World Cup opener against Bosnia-Herzegovina, they walked out onto the Toronto Stadium pitch for the first time, looking sharp in their double-breasted suits and dress shoes. They found friends and family in the stands and waved from their places in the sun.
When Jesse Marsch, the coach of the Canadian men's soccer team, walked into a news conference on a February morning in 2025, almost nobody was expecting the news. It was just another pre-tournament conference designed to gin up publicity for an event.
TORONTO, June 11 : Jesse Marsch has a simple message for anyone wondering whether his Canada side are ready for the weight of a home World Cup: they are not just ready for it, they want it.