Jesse Marsch: Canada’s second‑half comeback keeps group hopes alive
Canada rebounded in the second half of their World Cup 2026 match, and coach Jesse Marsch emphasized that the team still has a chance to advance from the group stage. Marsch noted that the first half fell short of expectations and that a more aggressive approach was needed.
Tactical adjustments at halftime gave Canada greater possession and pressure on the opposition. The point earned in the final minutes revived the squad’s prospects of progressing.
Marsch urged his players to apply the lessons quickly and maintain the intensity in the remaining group games.
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