NATIONS - Canada on USMNT: "We’re in enemy territory"

After taking three points off the US men's national team in Sunday's World Cup Qualifier at Nissan Stadium, the Canadian men's national team expects to catch their aircraft back to Toronto.

Herdman gushed over Gregg Berhalter's team, pointing out the plethora of offensive possibilities that Canada might face. Christian Pulisic's situation will be keenly monitored, yet the Yankees aren't revealing anything about their Chelsea star.

“They don’t concede many goals,” head coach John Herdman said of the USMNT after Canada wrapped up training Saturday evening. “They don’t concede many shots so whatever it is, it’s going to be a big night for us and we’ll have to be beyond our best to come out of here with our result.”

“These are World Cup qualification games now, so I’ve got to be tight-lipped on anything,” Herdman said with a laugh. “We’re in enemy territory and it’s always difficult in Concacaf. I said it right at the beginning that we’ve got some depth in this squad. We’ve got some world-class players and we’re going to have to rotate players across three matches.”

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— Canada Soccer (@CanadaSoccerEN) September 4, 2021