As time ticks down to the 2026 FIFA World Cup , Canada know the importance of every moment they are together.
Days after defeating Romania 3–0 in Bucharest, Canada’s first win over a UEFA opponent in their home nation since 2009, Les Rouges are hoping to maintain the momentum when they face No. 31-ranked Wales at Swansea.com Stadium.
“We are incredibly excited after a good performance against Romania to show that it wasn't a fluke,” head coach Jesse Marsch told reporters on Monday.
“We are a good team, we’re establishing a lot of really positive things, and we are building towards a home World Cup in ways that can make us history makers. That’s our goal.”
Evolving preparation
Through each game, the preparation for the World Cup evolves. At one point, Marsch’s team selection em