Nah we don't. Depends on how we lose. We are like US in seriousness to win. We were angry to US nations league loss, Gold Cup loss and loss to Jamaica. We did not like our 2-0 loss o Argentina from terrible giveaway goals nor we liked Venezuela giveaway goal even though we won.
You can tell how bad this program HATES having to talk about Canada. We won the game against impossible odds as the ref was egregious and should be investigated... All.these guys want to harp on is this goal we let in lol. This is just sour grapes by the US media as usual.
Because Canada has a bright future and could potentially become the top team in concacaf with US and Mexico currently in bad form. That is why all the hate towards Canada. In terms of the ref the networks are not going to talk about it because they don't want to lose their broadcasting contract.
As a Mexican I’ve gave you guys the best team in concacaf since wc qualifying USA have the best individual talent but Canada the better team they play like they’ve been together forever even tho they have the same time as all other teams in concacaf I’m hoping you get to the finals these USA boys would be so mad 🤣🤣🤣😭
@@wereallyrollin6680if we beat argentina (BIG IF) we could potentially win this on pure adrenaline lol. Canada has a solid team who are incredibly fast and creative. We need to Finnish. We could have won this game 3-1 or 4-1
@@codymiller9086 Canada played well against Argentina in first Copa America match. Even had a couple of missed chances. If Canada can improve its offense they can pull off the upset.
This Copa has given the Canadian team a great stage to show the world their skills. When Argentina is playing for a cup, every eye in football will be on them. It’s likely a few of the Canadian players will be getting a second look from European scouts as a result.
@@mheiseus Canada's starting 11 when everyone is fit and on form is David(Lille, likely moving to a bigger club this summer), Mallorca(la liga), Kone (soon to be Marsaille), Eustaquio(FC Porto) Buchanan(inter Milan), Shaffelburg(MLS, hard to see him not getting a euro look after this copa), Davies(Bayern), Johnston(Celtic), Bombito(soon to be Lyon), Cornelius(Mallmo FF), Crepeau MLS. In 3 months the starting 11 from Canada will have 1 or 2 MLS players. 6 players in top 5 leagues and 3 players playing Champions league or Europa football.
@@craigb8945Zachary Brault-Guillard did not make Canada's team, but he is currently with FC Lugano. FC Lugano are in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League.
Its frustrating being Canadian. Ive always routed for the US when they were in the WC as their success would help the game here in North America and now that Canada is performing better than the US (Copa and WCQ) all the Americans do is trash us. 🤦♂️
As they say, "A rising tide helps float all the ships." The US pundits can't see through their bias and truthfully congratulate Canada on their success and how it can raise awareness of the game across North America. "US Pride!" Selfish and short-sighted! You know, the "American Way!"
Don't let any talking head give you a false impression. Speaking as a fervent USMNT supporter, I'm beyond proud of Canada and will be rooting for you guys every step of the way 🇨🇦🤘 This btw is the sentiment of the vast majority of us and the common thread between US and Mexico supporters right now. Kick ass tomorrow!
I have a feeling that a lot of football fans from Central and North America are rooting for Canada now that they're the only CONCACAF team left against the arrogant south americans who can't acknowledge we play good ball in this area too. I just wish my country 🇸🇻showed any improvement in the sport, not happening soon
@@turritopsisrockola Have faith. Soccer Canada has been garbage for decades! It's only until the last few years they finally got good players. I think having MLS has also helped. And right now kids between the ages of 3-17 years old play soccer more than any other sport. And that's saying something considering Canada's game hockey is the most popular sport overall.
We all know it’s because the US manager is awful. Furthermore the US would have had to beat Brazil or Columbia to get to where Canada is at, not a team like Venezuela, where Canada squeeked by on pens.
Nah, it's because they play in Europe. They don't know how to play the traditional fouling game here. CONMEBOL and CONCACAF have always been rough. Most Euro based dual nats for the USMNT have been shell shocked by it. Whenever the camera showed Folarin on the bench he even looked relieved that he went out in the last game. Not angry that he was taken out of the game. Fast pass in the midfield third and only dribble when you attack the box in the offensive third. Otherwise you get taken out or the space for passing is shut down immediately. Defenders will always get the man if the don't get the ball.
Yes, the Venezuelan goal was coming directly from a Canadian throw in. In my opinion, that is exactly why a lot of players were out of position & why Bombito was out of kilter too, because on that throw in, the Venezuelan keeper strangely went to the sideline & directly interfered with the Canadian player making the throw in! That should have been a yellow card & most of the players & Jesse Marsch looked flabbergasted that it was not a yellow & the goal came right off of that situation & that terrible Reffing decision, or non-decision...
@@mikekenney5035, you’re right but when you think to realize this guy was in USL2 in 2022 & for most of his playing career he was not a even fullback his performance on this stage has been outstanding,
“Schaffelburg stepped in for Buchanan” he won that spot and would have started regardless, he wasn’t thrown into the fire he was the one who started it. Some of this commentary is atrocious.
No it ain't. They speaking facts about Canadian team and I'm Canadian. It was embarrassing their performances and costly mistakes that never should have happened even though we won or we had a short loss to a top quality opponent. Compared to our polite Canadiana coverage that ignores and just be happy we won, this is better.
I'm amazed these guys spent so much time talking about the goal against Canada and never mentioned the terrible reffing and the blatant interference from the Venezuelan keeper. They also failed to mentioned that Crépeau’s clean sheets leading up to this game. Yes, he made a mistake. I'm sure Crépeau would admit it but going on and on about it makes me scratch my head.
@@user-xx9oo8rm6l No. I haven't. But the difference between the two Cups is radical. I'm curious to see what the games/players are like in other parts of the world.
Its a regular occurrence for this panel the whole tournament no respect for Canada. These guys are just bad at fair analysis. Lol no credit to the winner blame the losers for playing bad not for Canada playing better. they blame Jesse March for the goal . Bitter that they did not hire Jesse for the Americans .Enjoy the rest of the tournament with out your American team there.
@@jrcanuck1ages ago, bro, that would be like usa crowing about nations league and gold cup champions. It’s what you’ve done lately that matters. Go Canada and win, Berhalter sucks.
Shaffleburg (MLS) stepped into Millar's role (Championship), not Buchanan (serie A). Laryea (also MLS) stepped into Buchanan's role. 4 of Canada's last XI are MLSers vs the usual 2.
The Venezuelan gk slapping the ball out of the Canadian players hands should’ve been a foul or a card and that’s another case of conmebol refs being biased against concacaf teams
It's a bit Messy at times, but we should applaud a team and a coach that plays with a lot of heart and intensity. Hurray for Jesse Marsch and his squad!
It's hilarious watching these Canada hating bozos argue over who to blame for the Rondón goal without even mentioning that Venezuela only got that opportunity to score because the ref didn't card Romo when he interfered with the throw-in before the goal.
Such biased announcing. Larin had a quick throw with the goalie 30 yards out of the net and got the ball ripped out of his hands with no yellow card. No mention of that lol but when pulisic doesn't get his hand shake after the game it's national news
It still wouldn't have been a free kick 😂 so I don't know wtf you people keep whining about. You all sound like the Canadians complaining the whole match.
Pulisic, Mckinney, Richards, A. Robinson, Bolugon, Cardozo, Adams, Wright, Sargent, CCV, Dest are some of the greatest contributors to their Club squads when healthy. It's extremely bias to say that they are a team of bench warmers.
Embarrasing coverage. All about what Venezuela didnt do and a Canadian mistake that led to a goal. American soccer is where it is largely because the arrows are pointing in too many directions... too many experts, too many opinions, no cohesion. Blind with bias.
2 of these panelists are useless. Keep Hercules Gomez who is the only rational one there, and being from Mexico he doesn't buy into the BS American talking points that a win = the Rookie screwed up. "Rookies have to play like experts" -- Yeah right. Such nonsense.
The guy on the right's argument is in flames and he's trying to save face. He's so full of jealousy he can barely think straight. Marsch did not tell his goal-keeper to be 10 yds off the mark, but to play aggressively. This same commentator claimed Canada needed to improve its penalty kicks right after they won ON PENALTY KICKS.
Inter Milan, Celtic, some championship teams. The MLS contingent are pretty well on the bench aside from shaffleburg and Crepeau and I wager both will be in Europe this fall.
Herc is the only one who's worth listening to on this panel. The rest are US homers to the extent that I actually feel sorry for the Americans who have to listen to this garbage. They bring nothing of value and have zero footballing insight whatsover. What a joke panel.
When the media always gives credit to USMNT and say almost all their players play in Europe and carry on etc...then you have to give credit to Canada and most of their players playing in MLS...yet MLS haters will never give MLS any credit..by a miracle if Canada beats Argentina...there will still be deafening silence about MLS
This is a great point, whether or not they pull off the miracle of beating Argentina. Even putting up a good fight is a success for Canada and MLS (and their coach)
You have nothing to talk about as far as the US team goes, yet you can berate Jesse Marshe for his coaching. Why not admit that the Canadian Team has heart and desire unlike the US. team which certainly did not. Canada might not beat Argentina but they have already earned the worlds respect. Unlike the American team. which right now seem to be going nowhere.
I think the panel is missing an integral point. Yes, the MLS players are in a league viewed as inferior to the top European leagues, but playing consistently and being "in form" is vital. For example, the US starting XI are at top European clubs but their contributions (ie. minutes played) does not put them at the level they should be.
keller had an absolute piss take, one their goalkeeper came in and disrupted a throw in which is a clear yellow, second this caught them off guard which caused crepeau to be further up. Where keller has an awful take is expecting a keeper to be on his line all the time instead of expecting a ref to properly officiate a game
How closely do these so-called analysts watch teams? Obviously, not closely enough, especially when it comes to a "dismissive" American pundit. Shaffelburg did not come in to the Canadian team to replace Tajon Buchanan. Buchanan was struggling to get first team time. Shaffelburg came into the side to replace Liam Millar. Essentially, the two switched places - Shaffelburg as an impact sub who came on for a tiring Millar. I know you Americans don't really want to talk about Les Rouges, but for god's sake, do your homework before commenting and showing how little you actually know about your neighbours to the north!
Why is the logo here in this video have US and Mexico logo on the scarf that says Futbol Americas? Did Copa America tourney play in Mexico as well as the US?
I’m an American, but it fills my heart to see this Canadian team do so well. They remind me of the US team before this current generation of European players. They have a lot to prove and nothing to lose. Scrappy, but play with a lot of heart. Canada feels like our little brother, I’d hate to lose to them, but them doing well elevates all of Concacaf.
@DazzledBanana, I was with you all the way until that "little brother" comment. The truth is that when we look at your messed up soccer federation, your awful gun laws & ridiculous # of mass murders; Your terrible medical care situation; the crazy political divide etc... we actually feel much more like the mature older brother.
Good thing USA has an exorbitant amount of money and facilities and has never been able to put a good and successful team together. Amazing job Canada, you have been playing how you should play in the world stage.
I feel the core of Canada isn't from their MLS strength..... Davies is absolutely elite. David and Larin are both high level players in their respective leagues. Eustaquio is one of Porto's main starters.
Randomperson, yes & Buchanan plays for Inter Milan; Johnston stars with Celtic & Cornelius played very well this year with Malmo in the Swedish league. Not sure why they are labelling Canada as an MLS team here...
Herc stated the core strength of the Canadian was the familiarity of the players with one another. Well, the US players have been together under Berhalter for 5 years yet don't show similar levels of cohesion.
These MLS players all are in form playing quality minutes with their MLS clubs compared to USMNT players who are not getting quality minutes with European clubs. That is the difference why USA was eliminated from Copa America.
the majority of the starting 11 is not playing in the MLS and most of the subs used aren't as well. Yes MLS is showcased in the Canadian side but it's very much still european
Imo if Jesse marshe had coach the usmnt . The usmnt will not had played they way Canada had played against Venezuela. Usmnt players have no grit. Always looking confused in the pitch
THing I noticed was Crepeau, when he realized he was in trouble, first back-pedalled for a bit, then turned around and ran .. if he had turned and ran from the start he would have been back in time.
Many of the top soccer teams play a safe disciplined style relying on opposition mistakes or lack of scoring. If they should fall behind, they can open up and recover quickly. That means, these teams are very vulnerable once other nations catch up.
The usmnt players aboard have showed time and time again they don’t belong in the leagues they take part in, don’t belong on the national team roster and Weston in particular looks like he genuinely doesn’t even like to play the game at all. Robinson and Pulisic are the only players that start that I would argue are successful at club level. And Haji Wright along with Malik Tillman should either start or sub on every single game because they are the other successful players abroad.
The refereeing wasn't terrible. This is what CONMEBOL refereeing is like. The referees will try to avoid giving yellows and reds as much as they possibly can but they are okay with giving fouls and free kicks. CONCACAF and UEFA region refereeing have their own quirks too. Here's the big point I'm trying to make. The referees will be refereeing like this for the rest of the tournament. It's up to all teams to live with it and adjust accordingly.
OttawaRocks, what you just described is terrible Reffing! Listen, it's one thing to make mistakes; but to be biased, or to purposely ignore the real rules, is inexcusable. Just because we can expect the crappy Reffing to continue for the rest of the tournament, sure as hell doesn't make it right. Yes, CONCACAF Reffing is poor too. This may be worse!
@@jrcanuck1 I agree that some if not many decisions haven't been right. And in fact, those issues can be addressed over the long term with CONMEBOL and/or FIFA and/or CONCACAF. However, for the near term, i.e., for this tournament, CanMT has to persist through the bad decisions and play through them. If they let the refereeing get to them emotionally then they will indeed lose. It is imperative Canada does not mentally check out and the good news, from what we see so far, they have indeed been mentally tough while enduring all the refereeing crap.
Casey is partially right about the bad goal. He’s not accounting for Canada using their keeper as a sweeper keeper, as he never had the skill and athleticism to be one, and it was less common in his time. Bombito screwed up and also Canada should have had one more defender.
Jhamdan, try look into what Marsch actually said before you throw around groundless, quite frankly foolish insults. Marsch is a very intelligent man & a very good & experienced coach. He obviously didn't tell Crepeau to foolishly just move up & battle strikers in the midfield. He is always discussing tactics & strategies.
@@rogerc23, what big brother? I have never seen them that way. We are the more mature, pragmatic nation & that is true in soccer & in life. Therefore we are more like the big brother. If you said the big giant next door, I would agree
These guys just cannot give Canada any praise 😂. Second ‘Canada’ segment where they spent the whole time talking about the one mistake they made in our historic win. 🫡🇨🇦
GOOD. And US got elliminated in the group stage with their European superstars lmao. Berhalther and the USMNT is hot garbage and will stay that way until USSF does a complete overhaul and remove all their buddies and backscratchers.
Hurc is totally right in the arguement. Bombito should have done a lot more in that instance. Max is following orders and should that ball have moved differently we would be praise Max for coming out and challenging Rondon before he had a chance to make a play. As it is rondon got the better of Bombito and the ball. A conservative coach would of had his goalie in the wickets. Think of all the huge save Max had against Argentina because he came out and challenged. The others are expecting Max to have foresight and to read the play before it’s happened. As soon as Max realized Bombito was beaten he was running back to defend. Can’t always read the play so well even for a well seasoned guy especially one taking chances
Marsh style always plays best against best teams. Not saying they’ll win but being aggressive and going for it instead of parking the bus it played well in premier league maybe not in results but you’ve got a punchers chance. It could be 4-3 or 5-2 it’s not going to be low scoring
Canadians might be the worst fanbase in this Copa. Grow up watch soccer from around the world and stop complaining like little kids. You have one good tournament and now yall think you run shit? And thats with me rooting for Canada in the past and i do agree that the panel should have focused on Canada instead of the U.S.
Gl0bal7474, true, but there are no mid tier players on Canada's starting 11 roster. Most of them play successfully in Europe & the ones who don't (Shaffelburg, Bombito & Crepeau), have been excellent in this tournament & probably will next season.
@@jrcanuck1 compared to the starting squads from Colombia, Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil and Ecuador, most CONCACAF starters are certainly mid-tier. (besides Davies, Pulisic, and maybe a healthy Buchanan)
Canada advance to Copa semi’s despite having 13 MLS players. They’re there due to strong team unity and mental strength. Something the US was lacking. Canada are playing to their strengths, not trying to be something they’re not. They’re playing a pragmatic style which better suits tournament football. The US seem to be trying to replicate club football which doesn’t work at international level, esp if you don’t have the players.
Not that any of you (or your staff) will read this, but there should have been a yellow card on the Venezuelan keeper and a stoppage for the referee to record/show the card. That was why Crepeau was up high. As for Mr. Keller, not giving the chance for anyone to show that they have learned from a mistake is very harsh. If it’s a matter of filling your boots, go ahead. I do remember a certain Tottenham keeper missing a back pass that ended up in his goal in a friendly with FC Copenhagen in Gothenburg in 2004. I’m sure he learned his lesson. 😉
Americans acting like the mad rapper having to talk about canada lmao except Hercules Gomez, all the respect in the world for that man. He played for Toronto FC, he's spent time in Canada, he's seen our program struggle to get off the ground and now he is enjoying watching those struggles turn into this fruition. Also one thing that needs to be said. having 11 better players dosent mean you play better. if 11 players of lower caliber can play a perfect game TOGETHOR, they can beat a much better opponent. You see it in the peru, panama, venezuela and canada squads. being better on paper or in salary means nothing.
TheManInTheRing, I agree with everything you said, except for the fact that I would take Canada's top 8 players (Davies, David, Larin, Buchanan, Shaffelburg, Eustaquio, Kone & Johnston) over the U.S. top 8 any day & Canada has the better keeper in Crepeau too. Not to mention the fact that Canada has several young players who also have a very bright future, such as Bombito & Cornelius & several players on their bench too.
@@jrcanuck1 I find listening to american football commentary so caustic because they believe they should win, they look at the incomes, leagues, and this expectation to win is just so caustic. Canada dosent do that
And if we want even more MLS players to advance in these tournaments then we need to take Alexi Lalas' advice and get out of CONCACAF as soon as possible and find a confederation with more talent, and harder teams to play against.
Allow Canada to win?!?!? What do you mean allow? Respect your fucking elders guy. I don't know where Canadians have gotten this arrogance in this Copa? You have a very interesting squad that I can definitely root for but the way the fans have been acting hell no. Grow up watch soccer from around the world the refs aren't conspiring against a nation's that's primary sport is hockey.
Chicken came to rost for those who said MLS players should be over look for Euros players got it wrong. You Tubes minnows nd oters eat crow! MLS players are ideal for grind-out tournaments like Copa America.
That’s a good point. Also, they might be less tired from the season. Like these major leagues and then Europa or Champions league games on top. I think a lot of players from Europe are exhausted. The MLS guys are firing.
I'm not trying to hate on 🍁. However, 🇻🇪 has never won a Copa America, nor has ever qualified for a world cup and most likely won't qualify for 2026...
? They were in the group of death in the last world cup. No Concacaf team has ever won a Copa America. Canada is already qualified for 2026 as they are a host. I would not be posting in the future to avoid further embarrassment.
@@DremianBlades-cx5lj Yup now I see it. Ok let's try again. Canada is only 1 of 3 times that a Concacaf nation has made the semis. They were in group of death in the last world Cup. And will be a cohost for the World Cup in 2026 although futbol is ranked as the 5th most popular professional sport behind Hockey, Baseball, Football, and basketball. And the best thing you can say is that knocking out 3 South American teams including Venezuela is not a big deal. As I said, stop posting. You are embarrassing yourself. FYI I am Italian...
@@DremianBlades-cx5lj I did. You are downplaying what Canada has done because "Ve" - has never won a Copa America, nor has ever qualified for a world cup and most likely won't qualify for 2026...Got it!
The blame is with the defender Canada Bandito who should have takin down Venezuela Rondon #23 with a tactical hard foul regardless of Bandito gets yellow or red card. Time was running out for Venezuela.
USMensNationalTeam, his name is Bombito; but no. The fault was the Ref's for not giving a yellow card at the beginning of that play, as the Venezuelan Keeper ran to the sidelines & physically interfered with Canada's player doing the throw in of the ball. The fact that the Ref did not give a Yellow card, totally stunned the whole Canadian team & coach. That play should never have occurred. Not sure which game the guys on this panel were watching that they never saw that obvious totally missed call by the Ref & that they somehow think that most of Canada's starters are from MLS, when they are not at all... (Herc is good; but the rest are really poor analysts.
Goal keeper out of position a defender not knowing when to take a player down indicates to me a lack of understanding of the game. How long have these players been playing? Is it bad decision making or is truly a lack of understacinf football tactics?
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Most teams play not to loose, Canada plays to win and are willing to lose.
Good analogy.
Facts .truly fearless .like hockey players
Nah we don't. Depends on how we lose. We are like US in seriousness to win. We were angry to US nations league loss, Gold Cup loss and loss to Jamaica. We did not like our 2-0 loss o Argentina from terrible giveaway goals nor we liked Venezuela giveaway goal even though we won.
Because they’re united. US is not
They just have a more competent federation that cares more
EXACTLY!!!!
Criticizing 🇨🇦 while 🇺🇸 is out 2 games ago...
I can’t believe we’re out 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦 is in? Our hats off respect 🫡
You can tell how bad this program HATES having to talk about Canada. We won the game against impossible odds as the ref was egregious and should be investigated... All.these guys want to harp on is this goal we let in lol. This is just sour grapes by the US media as usual.
Because Canada has a bright future and could potentially become the top team in concacaf with US and Mexico currently in bad form. That is why all the hate towards Canada. In terms of the ref the networks are not going to talk about it because they don't want to lose their broadcasting contract.
@@timetowakeup7394 exactly
As a Mexican I’ve gave you guys the best team in concacaf since wc qualifying USA have the best individual talent but Canada the better team they play like they’ve been together forever even tho they have the same time as all other teams in concacaf I’m hoping you get to the finals these USA boys would be so mad 🤣🤣🤣😭
@@wereallyrollin6680if we beat argentina (BIG IF) we could potentially win this on pure adrenaline lol. Canada has a solid team who are incredibly fast and creative. We need to Finnish. We could have won this game 3-1 or 4-1
@@codymiller9086 Canada played well against Argentina in first Copa America match. Even had a couple of missed chances. If Canada can improve its offense they can pull off the upset.
This Copa has given the Canadian team a great stage to show the world their skills. When Argentina is playing for a cup, every eye in football will be on them. It’s likely a few of the Canadian players will be getting a second look from European scouts as a result.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@mheiseushello, clown!
@@mheiseus Canada's starting 11 when everyone is fit and on form is David(Lille, likely moving to a bigger club this summer), Mallorca(la liga), Kone (soon to be Marsaille), Eustaquio(FC Porto) Buchanan(inter Milan), Shaffelburg(MLS, hard to see him not getting a euro look after this copa), Davies(Bayern), Johnston(Celtic), Bombito(soon to be Lyon), Cornelius(Mallmo FF), Crepeau MLS. In 3 months the starting 11 from Canada will have 1 or 2 MLS players. 6 players in top 5 leagues and 3 players playing Champions league or Europa football.
@@craigb8945Zachary Brault-Guillard did not make Canada's team, but he is currently with FC Lugano. FC Lugano are in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League.
Its frustrating being Canadian. Ive always routed for the US when they were in the WC as their success would help the game here in North America and now that Canada is performing better than the US (Copa and WCQ) all the Americans do is trash us. 🤦♂️
As they say, "A rising tide helps float all the ships." The US pundits can't see through their bias and truthfully congratulate Canada on their success and how it can raise awareness of the game across North America. "US Pride!" Selfish and short-sighted! You know, the "American Way!"
Facts bro! I was cheering for usa too at one point but not anymore. Fuck the USA! And go CANADA!!!! 🇨🇦
Don't let any talking head give you a false impression. Speaking as a fervent USMNT supporter, I'm beyond proud of Canada and will be rooting for you guys every step of the way 🇨🇦🤘 This btw is the sentiment of the vast majority of us and the common thread between US and Mexico supporters right now. Kick ass tomorrow!
I have a feeling that a lot of football fans from Central and North America are rooting for Canada now that they're the only CONCACAF team left against the arrogant south americans who can't acknowledge we play good ball in this area too. I just wish my country 🇸🇻showed any improvement in the sport, not happening soon
@@turritopsisrockola Have faith. Soccer Canada has been garbage for decades! It's only until the last few years they finally got good players. I think having MLS has also helped. And right now kids between the ages of 3-17 years old play soccer more than any other sport. And that's saying something considering Canada's game hockey is the most popular sport overall.
And the USA couldn’t make to the second round with all the “Europe super stars”. Pathetic 😂
"Golden Generation" only thing they won was a nation's cup
Pathetic coach in Berhalter
We all know it’s because the US manager is awful. Furthermore the US would have had to beat Brazil or Columbia to get to where Canada is at, not a team like Venezuela, where Canada squeeked by on pens.
us players outside of puli are rubbish
Nah, it's because they play in Europe. They don't know how to play the traditional fouling game here. CONMEBOL and CONCACAF have always been rough. Most Euro based dual nats for the USMNT have been shell shocked by it. Whenever the camera showed Folarin on the bench he even looked relieved that he went out in the last game. Not angry that he was taken out of the game.
Fast pass in the midfield third and only dribble when you attack the box in the offensive third. Otherwise you get taken out or the space for passing is shut down immediately. Defenders will always get the man if the don't get the ball.
Yes, the Venezuelan goal was coming directly from a Canadian throw in. In my opinion, that is exactly why a lot of players were out of position & why Bombito was out of kilter too, because on that throw in, the Venezuelan keeper strangely went to the sideline & directly interfered with the Canadian player making the throw in! That should have been a yellow card & most of the players & Jesse Marsch looked flabbergasted that it was not a yellow & the goal came right off of that situation & that terrible Reffing decision, or non-decision...
that was 100% a distraction and likely lead to a goal. A Goalkeeper or any player cannot disrupt a throw-in like that. Unforgivable non-call.
Had the goalkeeper trying to stop the throw in actually been called they would have no goal and the game would have ended in 90 minutes
Regardless of what the goaltender did, Bombito should have done better with clearing the ball out of danger.
@@mikekenney5035, you’re right but when you think to realize this guy was in USL2 in 2022 & for most of his playing career he was not a even fullback his performance on this stage has been outstanding,
I found it incomprehensible THAT never got mentioned by these pundits. Complete disregard of facts leading to goal, they rather blame the coach 😂
Canada wins historic match and half the video is spent talking about the USMNT and the other about the goal Canada conceded. Great coverage guys 😂
It’s not a Canadian show, hoser, good day and welcome to the great white north, eh.
Get your own channel.
“Schaffelburg stepped in for Buchanan” he won that spot and would have started regardless, he wasn’t thrown into the fire he was the one who started it. Some of this commentary is atrocious.
Exactly. Laryea was in for Buchanan, not Shaff...
Plus most of our starters are in Europe. We didn’t get this far with a starting 11 made up of MLS players, all due respect to them.
If Canada beats Argentina, I will begin my request to emigrate.
you said 'emigrate'.....*sigh*..... you're more than welcome here in Canada, bud =) love me some good grammar (and, no, I'm not being sarcastic)...
Your coverage of Canada is embarassing
No it ain't. They speaking facts about Canadian team and I'm Canadian. It was embarrassing their performances and costly mistakes that never should have happened even though we won or we had a short loss to a top quality opponent. Compared to our polite Canadiana coverage that ignores and just be happy we won, this is better.
@@patarp1350 they think Schaffleburg started because Buchanan was hurt - they quite literally don’t know the team.
I'm amazed these guys spent so much time talking about the goal against Canada and never mentioned the terrible reffing and the blatant interference from the Venezuelan keeper. They also failed to mentioned that Crépeau’s clean sheets leading up to this game. Yes, he made a mistake. I'm sure Crépeau would admit it but going on and on about it makes me scratch my head.
Comical isn't it?? The reffing was egregious and should be investigated but it happened to Canada so the media sweeps it under the rug
Did you watch Uruguay Brazil. It should be called the Copa Rugby. The stuff that goes on would never fly in Euros
I've heard that Marsch told him to be so high up, but I can't find an interview where he might've said it.
@@appletree13 it’s on RUclips. I watched it. Very good interview actually. Well a press conference really. Wasn’t espn but can’t remember who it was.
@@user-xx9oo8rm6l No. I haven't. But the difference between the two Cups is radical. I'm curious to see what the games/players are like in other parts of the world.
Its a regular occurrence for this panel the whole tournament no respect for Canada. These guys are just bad at fair analysis. Lol
no credit to the winner blame the losers for playing bad not for Canada playing better. they blame Jesse March for the goal . Bitter that they did not hire Jesse for the Americans .Enjoy the rest of the tournament with out your American team there.
because Canada has a competent coach, it's not that complicated
Jesse Marsch ? Ask Leeds fans about how great he is
@@DCth2 and a great team, who were #1 in CONCACAF qualifiers under a different coach.
@@jrcanuck1ages ago, bro, that would be like usa crowing about nations league and gold cup champions.
It’s what you’ve done lately that matters. Go Canada and win, Berhalter sucks.
Not really competent to force GK to go away from net in embarrassing Venezuela goal
Shaffleburg (MLS) stepped into Millar's role (Championship), not Buchanan (serie A). Laryea (also MLS) stepped into Buchanan's role. 4 of Canada's last XI are MLSers vs the usual 2.
The Venezuelan gk slapping the ball out of the Canadian players hands should’ve been a foul or a card and that’s another case of conmebol refs being biased against concacaf teams
It's a bit Messy at times, but we should applaud a team and a coach that plays with a lot of heart and intensity.
Hurray for Jesse Marsch and his squad!
It's hilarious watching these Canada hating bozos argue over who to blame for the Rondón goal without even mentioning that Venezuela only got that opportunity to score because the ref didn't card Romo when he interfered with the throw-in before the goal.
Such biased announcing. Larin had a quick throw with the goalie 30 yards out of the net and got the ball ripped out of his hands with no yellow card. No mention of that lol but when pulisic doesn't get his hand shake after the game it's national news
It still wouldn't have been a free kick 😂 so I don't know wtf you people keep whining about. You all sound like the Canadians complaining the whole match.
That’s right
@@athos5761 it should've been a yellow card
@@athos5761 Way to miss the point entirely, well done!
USMT's European players are mostly warming benches
Pulisic, Mckinney, Richards, A. Robinson, Bolugon, Cardozo, Adams, Wright, Sargent, CCV, Dest are some of the greatest contributors to their Club squads when healthy. It's extremely bias to say that they are a team of bench warmers.
Embarrasing coverage. All about what Venezuela didnt do and a Canadian mistake that led to a goal. American soccer is where it is largely because the arrows are pointing in too many directions... too many experts, too many opinions, no cohesion. Blind with bias.
Glad to see so much energy about this goal and everyone is right on the panel. Canada is just having fun at this moment. You live to learn.
2 of these panelists are useless. Keep Hercules Gomez who is the only rational one there, and being from Mexico he doesn't buy into the BS American talking points that a win = the Rookie screwed up. "Rookies have to play like experts" -- Yeah right. Such nonsense.
The guy on the right's argument is in flames and he's trying to save face. He's so full of jealousy he can barely think straight. Marsch did not tell his goal-keeper to be 10 yds off the mark, but to play aggressively. This same commentator claimed Canada needed to improve its penalty kicks right after they won ON PENALTY KICKS.
Yes but with starters from Bayern, Porto and Lille..all CL teams...US doesn't have that
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Inter Milan, Celtic, some championship teams. The MLS contingent are pretty well on the bench aside from shaffleburg and Crepeau and I wager both will be in Europe this fall.
Herc is the only one who's worth listening to on this panel. The rest are US homers to the extent that I actually feel sorry for the Americans who have to listen to this garbage. They bring nothing of value and have zero footballing insight whatsover. What a joke panel.
most of their starting roster play on big clubs in Europe. Don't let the media fool you as usual.
Did you watch the whole play? The bias ref should have called a yellow!
This analysis of canada is literally just them talking about the USA team
When the media always gives credit to USMNT and say almost all their players play in Europe and carry on etc...then you have to give credit to Canada and most of their players playing in MLS...yet MLS haters will never give MLS any credit..by a miracle if Canada beats Argentina...there will still be deafening silence about MLS
This is a great point, whether or not they pull off the miracle of beating Argentina. Even putting up a good fight is a success for Canada and MLS (and their coach)
lol, MLS has been the best thing to ever happen to concacaf teams that aren't usa and mexico. 😅
Facts bro!
You have nothing to talk about as far as the US team goes, yet you can berate Jesse Marshe for his coaching. Why not admit that the Canadian Team has heart and desire unlike the US. team which certainly did not. Canada might not beat Argentina but they have already earned the worlds respect. Unlike the American team. which right now seem to be going nowhere.
Guys, we may have 13 MLS players but our starting 11 and some subs are almost all playing in Europe.
Canada should try to win it without any fear of Argentina
I think the panel is missing an integral point. Yes, the MLS players are in a league viewed as inferior to the top European leagues, but playing consistently and being "in form" is vital. For example, the US starting XI are at top European clubs but their contributions (ie. minutes played) does not put them at the level they should be.
Les go CANADA 🇨🇦 🍁⚽️🍁🤙
Didn't Canada move forward? OMG!!
good to see herculez improving alot in his analysis, good to listen to man keep it up
I have a feeling some of those MLS players will be going on to bigger leagues soon.
keller had an absolute piss take, one their goalkeeper came in and disrupted a throw in which is a clear yellow, second this caught them off guard which caused crepeau to be further up.
Where keller has an awful take is expecting a keeper to be on his line all the time instead of expecting a ref to properly officiate a game
How closely do these so-called analysts watch teams? Obviously, not closely enough, especially when it comes to a "dismissive" American pundit. Shaffelburg did not come in to the Canadian team to replace Tajon Buchanan. Buchanan was struggling to get first team time. Shaffelburg came into the side to replace Liam Millar. Essentially, the two switched places - Shaffelburg as an impact sub who came on for a tiring Millar. I know you Americans don't really want to talk about Les Rouges, but for god's sake, do your homework before commenting and showing how little you actually know about your neighbours to the north!
Why is the logo here in this video have US and Mexico logo on the scarf that says Futbol Americas? Did Copa America tourney play in Mexico as well as the US?
They should have Argentina’s and Brazil’s Flags instead!!
dude keller and ali are bringing down the energy of your show
MLS is growing they have world class athletes
And still its the most boring league in the world
I’m an American, but it fills my heart to see this Canadian team do so well. They remind me of the US team before this current generation of European players. They have a lot to prove and nothing to lose. Scrappy, but play with a lot of heart. Canada feels like our little brother, I’d hate to lose to them, but them doing well elevates all of Concacaf.
@DazzledBanana, I was with you all the way until that "little brother" comment. The truth is that when we look at your messed up soccer federation, your awful gun laws & ridiculous # of mass murders; Your terrible medical care situation; the crazy political divide etc... we actually feel much more like the mature older brother.
@@jrcanuck1 I was just talkin about the soccer teams lil homie…
Good thing USA has an exorbitant amount of money and facilities and has never been able to put a good and successful team together. Amazing job Canada, you have been playing how you should play in the world stage.
I feel the core of Canada isn't from their MLS strength..... Davies is absolutely elite. David and Larin are both high level players in their respective leagues. Eustaquio is one of Porto's main starters.
Randomperson, yes & Buchanan plays for Inter Milan; Johnston stars with Celtic & Cornelius played very well this year with Malmo in the Swedish league.
Not sure why they are labelling Canada as an MLS team here...
I like Kasey, but he doesn't fit in. Take your tie off bud. Give honest opinions. Even about your buddies or you shouldn't be in this business.
Yeah you can tell they hate that they kind of have to adopt and talk about Canada because America’s team sucks.
Herc stated the core strength of the Canadian was the familiarity of the players with one another. Well, the US players have been together under Berhalter for 5 years yet don't show similar levels of cohesion.
These MLS players all are in form playing quality minutes with their MLS clubs compared to USMNT players who are not getting quality minutes with European clubs. That is the difference why USA was eliminated from Copa America.
Mmmhh that's an excuse
Shoving the defender in the back to score a goal doesn’t hurt either.
Too bad there is so little soccer coverage in the US that we have to listen to horrible takes from Hercules Gomez
the majority of the starting 11 is not playing in the MLS and most of the subs used aren't as well. Yes MLS is showcased in the Canadian side but it's very much still european
Imo if Jesse marshe had coach the usmnt . The usmnt will not had played they way Canada had played against Venezuela. Usmnt players have no grit. Always looking confused in the pitch
What embarrassing analysis. Canada team is way better than the America team get over it
They're not soft like the current crop of US players.
THing I noticed was Crepeau, when he realized he was in trouble, first back-pedalled for a bit, then turned around and ran .. if he had turned and ran from the start he would have been back in time.
Bold guy talking shit
Which one is bold?
How's the US team doing ?
Many of the top soccer teams play a safe disciplined style relying on opposition mistakes or lack of scoring. If they should fall behind, they can open up and recover quickly. That means, these teams are very vulnerable once other nations catch up.
😂 I watched the game... It was easily south American Sunday league level.
Keller is not enjoying the success Jesse Marsch is having...
The usmnt players aboard have showed time and time again they don’t belong in the leagues they take part in, don’t belong on the national team roster and Weston in particular looks like he genuinely doesn’t even like to play the game at all. Robinson and Pulisic are the only players that start that I would argue are successful at club level. And Haji Wright along with Malik Tillman should either start or sub on every single game because they are the other successful players abroad.
You better recognize!!!
Buffoons lol, this team is still figuring out its starting 11 idk what this experience playing together is.
The refereeing wasn't terrible. This is what CONMEBOL refereeing is like. The referees will try to avoid giving yellows and reds as much as they possibly can but they are okay with giving fouls and free kicks. CONCACAF and UEFA region refereeing have their own quirks too. Here's the big point I'm trying to make. The referees will be refereeing like this for the rest of the tournament. It's up to all teams to live with it and adjust accordingly.
OttawaRocks, what you just described is terrible Reffing!
Listen, it's one thing to make mistakes; but to be biased, or to purposely ignore the real rules, is inexcusable.
Just because we can expect the crappy Reffing to continue for the rest of the tournament, sure as hell doesn't make it right.
Yes, CONCACAF Reffing is poor too. This may be worse!
@@jrcanuck1 I agree that some if not many decisions haven't been right. And in fact, those issues can be addressed over the long term with CONMEBOL and/or FIFA and/or CONCACAF. However, for the near term, i.e., for this tournament, CanMT has to persist through the bad decisions and play through them. If they let the refereeing get to them emotionally then they will indeed lose. It is imperative Canada does not mentally check out and the good news, from what we see so far, they have indeed been mentally tough while enduring all the refereeing crap.
Shaffelburg did not replace Buchanan last game. He started against Chile, before Buchanan got injured. Whatever fits your fake narratives i guess.
Casey is partially right about the bad goal. He’s not accounting for Canada using their keeper as a sweeper keeper, as he never had the skill and athleticism to be one, and it was less common in his time. Bombito screwed up and also Canada should have had one more defender.
Shafferburg reminds me of Willy Gnoto who came on the field and was instrumental to Leeds beating Liverpool at Andfield!!!!
Andfield? Ffs.
@@jamesm9995 yup Leeds 2 to 1
It's true Canada's coach is an idiot for telling his goalkeeper to battle strikers in the midfield. He's inexperienced as a coach with a poor resume.
Jhamdan, try look into what Marsch actually said before you throw around groundless, quite frankly foolish insults.
Marsch is a very intelligent man & a very good & experienced coach. He obviously didn't tell Crepeau to foolishly just move up & battle strikers in the midfield. He is always discussing tactics & strategies.
Shaffelburg gives me Dirk Kuyt vibes.
Can't beat Canadian ❤
this panel always falling short they are a joke
Except for Gomez
@@edwardmacphee1155 maybe
I find them quite entertaining. I say let them be. We’re Canadians we are used to the big brother being the big brother.
@@rogerc23 o your right lol
@@rogerc23, what big brother? I have never seen them that way. We are the more mature, pragmatic nation & that is true in soccer & in life. Therefore we are more like the big brother.
If you said the big giant next door, I would agree
These guys just cannot give Canada any praise 😂. Second ‘Canada’ segment where they spent the whole time talking about the one mistake they made in our historic win. 🫡🇨🇦
To be honest I don’t think this give two shakes about Canada. They are more pissed Jesse mArsch is coaching us.
GOOD. And US got elliminated in the group stage with their European superstars lmao. Berhalther and the USMNT is hot garbage and will stay that way until USSF does a complete overhaul and remove all their buddies and backscratchers.
Hurc is totally right in the arguement. Bombito should have done a lot more in that instance. Max is following orders and should that ball have moved differently we would be praise Max for coming out and challenging Rondon before he had a chance to make a play. As it is rondon got the better of Bombito and the ball. A conservative coach would of had his goalie in the wickets. Think of all the huge save Max had against Argentina because he came out and challenged. The others are expecting Max to have foresight and to read the play before it’s happened. As soon as Max realized Bombito was beaten he was running back to defend. Can’t always read the play so well even for a well seasoned guy especially one taking chances
Good lord, at last the woman covered her tatoos...bravo
WOW ITS ALMOST LIKE HAVING A GOOD COACH CAN GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR PLAYERS
Marsh style always plays best against best teams. Not saying they’ll win but being aggressive and going for it instead of parking the bus it played well in premier league maybe not in results but you’ve got a punchers chance. It could be 4-3 or 5-2 it’s not going to be low scoring
Canadians might be the worst fanbase in this Copa. Grow up watch soccer from around the world and stop complaining like little kids. You have one good tournament and now yall think you run shit? And thats with me rooting for Canada in the past and i do agree that the panel should have focused on Canada instead of the U.S.
good coaches can maximize the output from mid-tier players
Gl0bal7474, true, but there are no mid tier players on Canada's starting 11 roster. Most of them play successfully in Europe & the ones who don't (Shaffelburg, Bombito & Crepeau), have been excellent in this tournament & probably will next season.
@@jrcanuck1 I would not say Bombito has been excellent in this tourney. See Rondon's goal for example
@@jrcanuck1 compared to the starting squads from Colombia, Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil and Ecuador, most CONCACAF starters are certainly mid-tier. (besides Davies, Pulisic, and maybe a healthy Buchanan)
Canada advance to Copa semi’s despite having 13 MLS players. They’re there due to strong team unity and mental strength. Something the US was lacking. Canada are playing to their strengths, not trying to be something they’re not. They’re playing a pragmatic style which better suits tournament football. The US seem to be trying to replicate club football which doesn’t work at international level, esp if you don’t have the players.
Not that any of you (or your staff) will read this, but there should have been a yellow card on the Venezuelan keeper and a stoppage for the referee to record/show the card. That was why Crepeau was up high.
As for Mr. Keller, not giving the chance for anyone to show that they have learned from a mistake is very harsh. If it’s a matter of filling your boots, go ahead.
I do remember a certain Tottenham keeper missing a back pass that ended up in his goal in a friendly with FC Copenhagen in Gothenburg in 2004. I’m sure he learned his lesson. 😉
WHICH LEAGUE DO YA WANT CANADIANS TO PLAY IN??
Canadian players flock to the USA on Soccer Scholarships affecting the play in Collegiate soccer?
Depends on your level
Actually many Canadians are playing in the CPL in Canada.
@@jrcanuck1 PAY SCALE? LEVEL OF PLAY?
ATTENDANCE?
Is it a question of parking your ego at the locker room door? Might that be harder for some individuals than others? Go 🇨🇦 ⚽️
Americans acting like the mad rapper having to talk about canada lmao except Hercules Gomez, all the respect in the world for that man. He played for Toronto FC, he's spent time in Canada, he's seen our program struggle to get off the ground and now he is enjoying watching those struggles turn into this fruition. Also one thing that needs to be said. having 11 better players dosent mean you play better. if 11 players of lower caliber can play a perfect game TOGETHOR, they can beat a much better opponent. You see it in the peru, panama, venezuela and canada squads. being better on paper or in salary means nothing.
TheManInTheRing, I agree with everything you said, except for the fact that I would take Canada's top 8 players (Davies, David, Larin, Buchanan, Shaffelburg, Eustaquio, Kone & Johnston) over the U.S. top 8 any day & Canada has the better keeper in Crepeau too.
Not to mention the fact that Canada has several young players who also have a very bright future, such as Bombito & Cornelius & several players on their bench too.
@@jrcanuck1 I find listening to american football commentary so caustic because they believe they should win, they look at the incomes, leagues, and this expectation to win is just so caustic. Canada dosent do that
And if we want even more MLS players to advance in these tournaments then we need to take Alexi Lalas' advice and get out of CONCACAF as soon as possible and find a confederation with more talent, and harder teams to play against.
Casey is out of touch for what actually happened in the play
I dont think canada will pass argentina. as a canadian i dont think the refs will allow canada to win.
And it's okay 🤷🏾♂️
Ridiculous comment
@@jamesm9995 not really. sports are rigged
Allow Canada to win?!?!? What do you mean allow? Respect your fucking elders guy. I don't know where Canadians have gotten this arrogance in this Copa? You have a very interesting squad that I can definitely root for but the way the fans have been acting hell no. Grow up watch soccer from around the world the refs aren't conspiring against a nation's that's primary sport is hockey.
Any Canadian within 5 feet of Messi will get yellow carded immediately!
Herc like any other human being sometimes has terrible takes. Not sure how you argue with Casey on this.
I won’t be surprise if they beat Argentina 🇦🇷 they are not playing well
Gregg needs to be FIRED ASAP...
Chicken came to rost for those who said MLS players should be over look for Euros players got it wrong. You Tubes minnows nd oters eat crow! MLS players are ideal for grind-out tournaments like Copa America.
That’s a good point. Also, they might be less tired from the season. Like these major leagues and then Europa or Champions league games on top. I think a lot of players from Europe are exhausted. The MLS guys are firing.
Who are these clown announcers ? Talk about the disgraceful refs , MLS players lol
MLS is unwatchable. They Americanized the sport and failed miserably. The product they have created stinks.
gosh you guys need to loosen up. Afrer watching tnt and cbs with micah & abdo, this is watching paint dry.
And no American should criticise 🍁 lol js
Gomez is great the rest meh.
I'm not trying to hate on 🍁. However, 🇻🇪 has never won a Copa America, nor has ever qualified for a world cup and most likely won't qualify for 2026...
? They were in the group of death in the last world cup. No Concacaf team has ever won a Copa America. Canada is already qualified for 2026 as they are a host. I would not be posting in the future to avoid further embarrassment.
@@Andre-kf8iq I suggest for you to read the post again....
@@DremianBlades-cx5lj Yup now I see it. Ok let's try again. Canada is only 1 of 3 times that a Concacaf nation has made the semis. They were in group of death in the last world Cup. And will be a cohost for the World Cup in 2026 although futbol is ranked as the 5th most popular professional sport behind Hockey, Baseball, Football, and basketball. And the best thing you can say is that knocking out 3 South American teams including Venezuela is not a big deal. As I said, stop posting. You are embarrassing yourself. FYI I am Italian...
@@Andre-kf8iq Leggi ancora...
@@DremianBlades-cx5lj I did. You are downplaying what Canada has done because "Ve" - has never won a Copa America, nor has ever qualified for a world cup and most likely won't qualify for 2026...Got it!
The blame is with the defender Canada Bandito who should have takin down Venezuela Rondon #23 with a tactical hard foul regardless of Bandito gets yellow or red card. Time was running out for Venezuela.
USMensNationalTeam, his name is Bombito; but no. The fault was the Ref's for not giving a yellow card at the beginning of that play, as the Venezuelan Keeper ran to the sidelines & physically interfered with Canada's player doing the throw in of the ball. The fact that the Ref did not give a Yellow card, totally stunned the whole Canadian team & coach. That play should never have occurred.
Not sure which game the guys on this panel were watching that they never saw that obvious totally missed call by the Ref & that they somehow think that most of Canada's starters are from MLS, when they are not at all... (Herc is good; but the rest are really poor analysts.
Goal keeper out of position a defender not knowing when to take a player down indicates to me a lack of understanding of the game. How long have these players been playing? Is it bad decision making or is truly a lack of understacinf football tactics?
Glad your team is watching.
OR maybe they were expecting the ref to do his job and give Romo the yellow card he deserved for interfering with the throw. It's usually automatic.
@@edwardlea3413 don’t be rude dude.