Canada beat USA to earn Nations League third place

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Canada beat USA to earn Nations League third place

The Concacaf Nations League came to its conclusion Sunday evening in Southern California.

Here is what has gone down so far.


Canada pip rivals USA to earn third place​



Scorers: Agyemang 35' ; Oluwaseyi 27', David 59'

Canada earned third place at this year's edition of the Nations League with a narrow victory over the United States.

While it was a disjointed start from both sides, the Canadians were the certainly the side in the supremacy as they made their way into dangerous areas on a number of occasions.

They were finally rewarded before the half-hour mark when Minnesota United forward Tani Oluwaseyi stabbed home from point-blank range after a scramble in the box, giving Jesse Marsch's side a deserved lead.

The U.S. responded well however, and it was more production from MLS players as Diego Luna found Patrick Agyemang in the six-yard box, and the Charlotte striker found the back of the net to level the score.

That @MLS connection

Diego Luna leaves it on a plate for Patrick Agyemang who buries the @USMNT equalizer! pic.twitter.com/ePr5kinEIZ

— Golazo America (@GolazoAmerica) March 23, 2025


It remained tight after the break, but Canada's top-end quality shone around the hour-mark when Jonathan David showed why he is one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe with a clinical finish to reclaim the lead for Canada.

Jonathan David with a perfect left-footed strike to put Canada ahead at SoFi Stadium pic.twitter.com/4dpMVzn5ZS

— Golazo America (@GolazoAmerica) March 23, 2025

The U.S. probed to find a leveler in the dying minutes, but they hardly threatened, a pattern throughout the last two matches for Mauricio Pochettino's side.

The victory means Canada have beat the United States in back-to-back matches for the first time since 1985.



Still to come​







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