Canada’s World Cup Run Sets the Stage for a Soccer Boom at Home
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Canada’s first-ever knockout run at World Cup 2026 ended with a 3-0 loss to Morocco, but the home tournament sparked record crowds, huge TV audiences, and a financial windfall that could reshape Canadian soccer—from youth development to MLS/CPL growth—under coach Jesse Marsch’s long-term plan.
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- After a magical day of World Cup action, the Round of 16 kicks off CNN
- It’s Canadian soccer’s first rodeo Politico
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