Canada and Cuba take to the pitch on Friday evening in the first of two matches that will determine whether Canada will move on to the final phase of qualification: The Hex.
Cuba, with zero points, has already been eliminated, but don’t let that cloud the fact that they have been much tougher opposition than would have been expected.
National Team coach Stephen Hart has reiterated the importance of not looking beyond this first match to Tuesday’s meeting with Honduras.
The full Men’s sides of Canada and Cuba have met ten times previously. Here’s a rundown of past results:
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Thursday, 11 October 2012
Head-to-Head: Canada vs. Cuba – All-time Results
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Thursday, 6 September 2012
Head-to-Head: Canada vs. Panama – All-time Results
Canada and Panama will take to the pitch twice over the coming seven days in the latest fixtures of the third round of CONCACAF World Cup Qualification.
Somewhat curiously the two have only met on six previous occasions. Perhaps even more surprising, Canada is undefeated against the Panamanians, tallying two wins and four draws.
Here’s a rundown of those meetings:
Somewhat curiously the two have only met on six previous occasions. Perhaps even more surprising, Canada is undefeated against the Panamanians, tallying two wins and four draws.
Here’s a rundown of those meetings:
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Wednesday, 13 July 2011
A Quick Glimpse
at Copa America & MLS
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Monday, 4 July 2011
Quote of the DWW*
Today: A double dose of quotations.
Firstly, Mr. Schaad puts his finger on something I’ve been thinking all season long; the Toronto Sports Media are a bunch of cannibals. While, Mr. Lenarduzzi responds to the statement that BMO Field has lost some of its ferocious magic.
Firstly, Mr. Schaad puts his finger on something I’ve been thinking all season long; the Toronto Sports Media are a bunch of cannibals. While, Mr. Lenarduzzi responds to the statement that BMO Field has lost some of its ferocious magic.
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MLS Weekly Review - Midweek Round 16 – Of the First of Two Battles for Canadian Supremacy
The single MLS match this midweek saw the two Canadian teams do take to the field in their first of two matches in four days. Toronto was desperate to avenge their opening day loss in Vancouver, while the Whitecaps were looking to record their first ever MLS road victory.
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