USA vs. Canada, 2026 USMNT Friendly: Scouting Canada - Stars and Stripes FC
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The super-sized international window is drawing to a close, with the United States Men’s National Team enjoying a long camp to build chemistry in the aftermath of a disappointing early exit from the World Cup. After friendlies against Peru, Chile, and Mexico, there remains one match, taking on another CONCACAF rival with designs on ruling the region. Canada, like the other two co-hosts, is coming off a similarly underwhelming Round-of-16 finish last summer, albeit while making the program’s best-ever performance. Allianz Field in Saint Paul, Minnesota – a 19,400-seat soccer-specific stadium with a natural-grass surface – hosts the fixture. This is the 43rd all-time meeting between the two sides, with the USMNT holding a 17-12-13 advantage but dropping the most recent match in the third-place playoff at the 2025 CONCACAF Nations League (1-2). Ranked internationally by FIFA, Canada finished second in Group B at the World Cup by drawing Bosnia and Herzegovina (1-1), topping Qatar (6-0), and falling to Switzerland (1-2) before beating South Africa (1-0) and losing to Morocco (0-3) in the knockout phase. In recent friendlies, Les Rouges topped Chile (1-0) and Peru (2-0).
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