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Canada’s World Cup preparations continued in earnest Friday with a 2-2 draw at Bahrain, the program’s second-to-last friendly before Group F play begins Nov. 23 against European powerhouse Belgium.

It’s almost here, Canada.

We’re about three weeks away from the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, and Canada’s pre-tournament friendlies against Bahrain (Nov. 11) and Japan (Nov. 17) are rapidly approaching.

A September window full of valuable lessons concluded for the Canadian men’s national team on Tuesday following their 2-0 loss to Uruguay in Bratislava, Slovakia.

The Canadian men’s national team were humbled in their penultimate World Cup preparation friendly, falling 2-0 to Uruguay on Tuesday in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Only three matches remain until the Canadian men’s national team plays at their first World Cup in 36 years. The first of three friendlies on the docket is against hosts Qatar on Friday in Vienna, Austria (1 pm ET | OneSoccer). It might not be the sexiest matchup on paper,

Only three games separate the Canadian men’s national team between now and their opening Group F match at the FIFA 2022 World Cup versus Belgium on Nov. 23.

With the FIFA 2022 World Cup in Qatar roughly two months away, Canada men’s national team head coach John Herdman has named a 27-man roster that’ll play two friendlies in Europe later this month.

As the calendar flips over to September, we’re that much closer to the 2022 World Cup kicking off in Qatar — not to mention a marquee international window for Canada in a couple of weeks’ time, the last showcase before the big dance in Doha.

We’re less than 90 days away from the FIFA 2022 World Cup, and only a couple of weeks out from a marquee September international window for Canada – the last showcase before the big dance in Doha, Qatar.

The migration of multiple Canadian players to Europe over the past two years played a heavy hand in the national team’s qualification for the 2022 World Cup, the country’s first men’s World Cup appearance in 36 years.

The dream is a reality for the Canadian men's national team, which is going to a World Cup for the first time in 36 years. Now the anticipation begins to build as November approaches. This Canadian player pool is arguably the deepest it has ever been, although there are some

The Canadian men’s national team finishes World Cup qualifying in less than two weeks’ time.

Portland’s Valeri Among MLS Greatest with 100th Career Goal

As the old adage goes, you learn more about yourself in defeat than victory. Canada are hoping that’s the case in Sunday’s quarterfinal showdown with Costa Rica (7 pm ET | FS1, Univision, TUDN) at the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup.

Sunday’s USA-Canada Match to Feature MLS-Heavy Rosters That Showcase North American Player Development Concacaf Gold Cup squads for the U.S. and Canada feature a combined 70 percent of players (32 of 46), who currently hail from Major League Soccer clubs. As the two countries prepare to meet head-to-head in the

The Canadian men’s national team opened its 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup campaign with an emphatic 4-1 victory over Martinique at Children’s Mercy Park – the home of Sporting Kansas City – in Group B action on Sunday. Emmanuel Riviere stunned the Canadians with an early opener off a Mark-Anthony Kaye

Despite going down early, the Canadian men's national team found a way to start their Gold Cup campaign with a bang. Canada scored three goals in the span of 10 minutes to grab a 4-1 win over Martinique in their opening group stage match.

Thirteen MLS players are part of Canada’s 23-man roster that head coach John Herdman has selected for the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup, it was announced Thursday morning.

Canada men’s national team head coach John Herdman has named a 24-man roster for their upcoming Concacaf First Round World Cup qualifiers in early June, with the group including 10 players currently competing in MLS. As Group B winds down, Canada’s set to face Aruba in Florida on June 5

Canada maintained their perfect start to Concacaf World Cup qualifiers via a record-setting 11-0 beatdown of the Cayman Islands on Monday night at IMG Academy in Florida. With the win, Les Rouges sit atop Group B with a plus-15 goal differential after previously beating Bermuda 5-1 as First Round qualifiers

Canada started their World Cup qualifying bid on the front foot Thursday night, rolling past Bermuda 5-1 in a Concacaf First Round match at Exploria Stadium, the home of Orlando City SC. Les Rouges were paced by a Cyle Larin hat trick, with the former Orlando City striker scoring twice

Canada has named a 24-player roster, including 11 MLSers, for the opening matches of their bid to qualify for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. They first host Bermuda on March 25 at Exploria Stadium (home of Orlando City SC), then face the Cayman Islands on March 28 at

UPDATE (Jan. 10, 1:55 pm ET): Vancouver Whitecaps forward Theo Bair and Toronto FC'sJahkeele Marshall-Rutty and Jacob Shaffelburg have been added to Canada's January camp roster. It is the first camp for Marshall-Rutty, the 16-year-old Homegrown midfielder, while Bair and Shaffelburg join for the second time, having been part of last January's camp.