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Canada looking to keep aggressive play against Switzerland

With a win or a draw Wednesday, Canada will win Group B heading into the Round of 32. Understanding that Switzerland is a high-end team, they want to continue their aggressive play to force the Swiss to make decisions, and not have as much time with the ball.

Bombito and Koné inspiring Canada as they enter final match of group stage

After an incredible recovery from a leg injury, Moïse Bombito earned a spot on Canada's World Cup team, and made his debut Thursday, playing the second half. While the team was happy with his return, they admitted it was tough to get focused again with the injury to Ismaël Koné. Canada did say however, that Koné's positivity going off of the field, and his subsequent return has helped inspire the team to move forward.

Father's Day holds a special place in CanMNT players' hearts

It's a special Father's Day for players on Canada's Men's National Team. For some, their connection with their dad, goes hand in hand with their connection to the game. The guys sat down to share the stories of how their fathers helped shape their soccer journey, and how their love and sacrifice helped get them to the game's biggest stage.


Belgium using Lukaku's play to elevate team against Iran

Belgium played to a 1-1 tie against Egypt in their first game of the FIFA World Cup, thanks in part to the play by Romelu Lukaku, who's play ended up being credited as an own goal. Heading into their match today on TSN against Iran, the Belgians will look to Lukaku's play to elevate the team.

Belgium, Iran play to scoreless draw at World Cup

Belgium and Iran played to a 0-0 draw in their Group G matchup in Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon at the FIFA World Cup. Iran had a goal called back for offside in the first half while Belgium played with a man down after Nathan Ngoy was sent off with a red card in the 66th minute.

How significant has home field advantage been for Canada?

Toronto and Vancouver has proven to be an advantage for Canada at the FIFA World Cup. How much of a difference has it been? How paramount is it for Canada to clinch the group and play their knockout game at home? Will it matter to Switzerland where they finish? TSN's James Duthie is joined by Kristian Jack with more.