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Canada's Cyle Larin brings the ball under control under pressure from Chile's defence during first half International friendly action, in Toronto, on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young - The Canadian Press

SoccerStriker Cyle Larin and winger Tajon Buchanan have left Canada's men's soccer team after suffering injuries. Squad wraps up international window with Tuesday friendly against U. S. in MinnesotaThe Canadian Press · Posted: Oct 05, 2026 1:33 PM EDT | Last Updated: October 5Listen to this articleEstimated 1 minuteThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. From left: Striker Cyle Larin 'experienced back irritation' ahead of Canada's friendly against Peru on Saturday, per Canada Soccer, while his teammate, winger Tajon Buchanan, suffered a lower-body injury during the 2-0 loss. (CBC Sports composite: Frank Gunn, Chris Young/Canadian Press/File)Striker Cyle Larin and winger Tajon Buchanan have left Canada's men's soccer team after suffering injuries. Canada Soccer says Larin "experienced back irritation" ahead of the national squad's friendly against Peru on Saturday. He played in the country's 1-0 win over Chile on Sept. 26. Buchanan suffered a lower-body injury when he was tackled by a Peruvian defender in Canada's 2-0 victory in Montreal.

Good SportsSaturday, October 3, 2026With his cleats in the grass, Buchanan freshman Wyatt Perkins feels right at home. CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) -- With his cleats in the grass, Buchanan freshman Wyatt Perkins feels right at home. "He doesn't feel different than anybody," says dad James Perkins. "He walks around like he's the mayor and he knows everybody. "Despite having Down syndrome, Wyatt joined the Bears football team in the spring. "Kids see Wyatt doing it and they want to do it too, you know, because why he's doing it," says coach Mike Ward. The Buchanan community is embracing Wyatt as one of their own. "He's just one of the teammate,s and they really do celebrate with him, protect him and look out for him," Ward said. Rising to the moment while lifting each other up, sometimes literally. Before long, Wyatt got his moment to make his mark. "I teared up immediately," says mother Chandel Perkins. "The fact that they value and recognize that he's a part of the team and that he puts in as much work as the other players. It's just special. "Top StoriesHe celebrated with both Dinuba and the Bears for an unforgettable moment.

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