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Canada’s women’s national team will face Japan in an international friendly match on 30 August. The match will be played in Japan just before Canada heads to China for the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Canada has faced Japan seven times since their first encounter on 5 May 1995. Canada’s record against Japan is two wins, two draws and three losses. At the FIFA Women’s World Cup, however, Canada has posted a 0:0 draw (19 June 1999) and 3:1 win (27 September 2003) in two matches against Japan.
L’équipe nationale féminine du Canada fera face au Japon dans un match amical international le 30 août prochain. Le match sera joué au Japon tout juste avant l’envol du Canada pour la Chine afin de participer à la Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA
Dale Mitchell’s reign as Canada’s men’s senior head coach begins this month with a 22 August friendly against Iceland. It continues next month with an international friendly on home soil, the 12 September match against CONCACAF rival Costa Rica at BMO Field in Toronto.
Both matches, however, are just preparatory work for the real job: FIFA World Cup qualifying that takes place next season. Canada hasn’t qualified for a men’s FIFA World Cup since Mexico 1986, so their goal is pretty straight forward: qualify for South Africa 2010.
FINAL Canada 1 : 2 United States (match tracker)
Canada’s women’s national team will advance to the bronze medal game at the XV Pan American Games Rio 2007 on Thursday 26 July. The Canucks lost their semi-final match 1:2 to the United States tonight in Brasil.
American captain Lauren Cheney scored both goals, the opener in the 17th minute and the winner in the 77th minute. Canada’s Kara Lang scored for Canada in the 88th minute.
score final: CAN 1:2 USA L’équipe nationale féminine du Canada avancera au match pour le troisième rang des XV Jeux panaméricains 2007 à Rio le jeudi […]
Canada’s men’s national team has jumped to fourth place within the CONCACAF region in the July 2007 FIFA/Coca-Cola World Rankings. With their recent success at the CONCACAF Gold Cup, Canada jumped from sixth to fourth place within their confederation and from 56th to 52nd place in the global standings.
México and the United States remain one-two in confederation standings, although México overtook the United States this month. Costa Rica remains in third place, although they are just five points ahead of fourth-place Canada.
Canada : Uruguay (match tracker)
Canada’s women’s national team will take on Uruguay in their opening game of the XV Pan American Games Rio 2007. The national team arrived in Brasil earlier this week and begin their four-game round-robin action on 14 July (11.15) at the Miécimo da Silva.
This will be Canada’s first match against Uruguay. Their other robin-robin games are against Ecuador (16 July), Jamaica (18 July) and Brasil (20 July). Canada’s goal is to advance to the semi-final (23 July) and then gold-medal match (26 July).
Canada – Uruguay (le film du match)
OTTAWA (ONTARIO) – L’équipe canadienne féminine senior affrontera l’Uruguay dans le cadre de son premier match des XVe Jeux Panaméricains, Rio 2007. La sélection d’Even Pellerud est arrivée au Brésil dans le courant de la semaine et ouvre la phase des groupes (quatre matchs selon le format d’un mini tournoi) au stade Miécimo da Silva à 11 h 15 le 14 juillet.
Il s’agira du tout premier match opposant le Canada à l’Uruguay. Les autres matchs de la phase des groupes opposeront la sélection canadienne à l’Équateur (le 16 juillet), à la Jamaïque (le 18 juillet) et au Brésil (le 20 juillet). L’objectif de l’équipe canadienne est de se qualifier d’abord pour la demi-finale du 23 juillet et ensuite pour le match de la médaille d’or (le 26 juillet).
Canada’s women’s national team announced their roster for the XV Pan American Games Rio 2007 today. The 18-player roster includes captain Christine Sinclair and veteran Andrea Neil.
The Canadian team will play Uruguay on 14 July, Ecuador on 16 July, Jamaica on 18 July, and Brasil on 20 July. The semi-final will be played on 23 July while the final will be played on 26 July. The Canadian team is not only hoping to win a medal, but to win a gold medal before returning home and preparing for the FIFA Women’s World Cup China 2007.
