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Canada is set to compete in the Concacaf Nations League finals, aiming for its first major title since the 2000 Gold Cup. The team faces Mexico in the semifinals, with the winner advancing to the final against either the U.S. or Panama.
Key storylines include Alphonso Davies’ return to the starting lineup after missing recent national team games, the debut of promising newcomers Promise David and Daniel Jebbison, and a goalkeeper battle between Maxime Crépeau and Dayne St. Clair. Moïse Bombito has been a defensive anchor under coach Jesse Marsch, playing every minute of Canada’s matches since May.
Canada previously played Mexico in a September 2024 friendly that ended 0-0, with Mexico employing a highly physical, disruptive style. Bombito expects a similar challenge in the semifinal but is confident in Canada’s attacking strength. The match will take place in Los Angeles, with Mexico likely having strong fan support.
Watch USA vs PANAMA + CANADA vs MEXICO on THURSDAY 20 MARCH at 7P/ET & 10P/ET on TLN TV & Univision Canada – the Spanish-Language Canadian Broadcasters of the 2025 CONCACAF Nations League!
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