Looking to build off a 1-0 victory over Chile, Canada meet Peru on Saturday evening for an international friendly at CF Montréal's Stade Saputo.
How to watch & stream
- Canada: TSN, RDS, OneSoccer
When
- Saturday, Oct. 3 | 2 pm ET/11 am PT
Where
- Stade Saputo | Montréal, Québec
After facing Peru, Les Rouges encounter the United States on Oct. 6 at Minnesota United FC's Allianz Field.
The CanMNT's first camp of the 2030 FIFA World Cup cycle and accompanying three-game slate come during an expanded September/October international window, which was designed to limit disruption to the global club landscape.
- Last match: 1-0 win vs. Chile
- FIFA World Ranking: 30
In their first match since a historic run to the 2026 World Cup's Round of 16, Canada opened their 2030 World Cup cycle with a 1-0 win over Chile at Toronto FC's BMO Field.Â
In-form Atlético Madrid striker Jonathan David scored the CanMNT's lone goal in the 12th minute, tapping home a rebound after Chile goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux denied Cyle Larin from point-blank range.
Chile finished the match with nine men after Lucas Cepeda and Gabriel Suazo were sent off.
CanMNT head coach Jesse Marsch called up 10 MLS players for this camp, a list that includes Inter Miami CF goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair, Toronto FC defender Richie Laryea and LAFC midfielder Mathieu Choinière.
- Last match: 1-1 draw vs. Mexico
- FIFA World Ranking: 50
Peru rebounded from their 4-1 loss against the United States to earn a 1-1 draw with Mexico at Red Bull New York's Sports Illustrated Stadium.Â
Jairo Vélez opened the scoring with a far-post finish in the 26th minute before VÃctor Guzmán leveled for El Tri four minutes into the second half.Â
La Bicolor feature Orlando City midfielder Wilder Cartagena, who started against both the United States and Mexico.Â
Former Lions teammates Pedro Gallese and Yoshimar Yotún are also on Mano Menezes' roster.
