Canada

History and achievements

The Canada men’s national football team is nicknamed The Canucks or Les Rouges. The Canadian Soccer Association controls the team. Football in Canada isn’t as popular as hockey.

The team won the 1985 CONCACAF Cup and made it to the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, the only one the team participated in, where Canada was seeded in the group along with the USSR, France and Hungary and finished last in its group.

Canada won the 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup and qualified for the 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup, which is a good result as they have such strong opponents as the USA, Mexico and Costa Rica in the region.

Stephen Hart heads the team today.

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Country team

№	Name and surname	Role	Ranking	Age	Weight	Height	Country
1	Paul Stalteri	defender	2	47 years	77 kg	181 cm	Canada
2	Atiba Hutchinson	defender	2	41 years	72 kg	187 cm	Canada
3	David Edgar	defender	1	37 years	70 kg	188 cm	Canada
4	Junior Hoilett	midfielder	1	34 years	65 kg	173 cm	Canada
5	Joseph Di Chiara	midfielder	1	32 years	78 kg	186 cm	Canada
6	Ante Jazić	defender	1	48 years	78 kg	175 cm	Canada
7	Kevin McKenna	defender	1	45 years	85 kg	190 cm	Canada
8	Andre Hainault	defender	0	38 years	79 kg	187 cm	Canada
9	Jim Brennan	defender	0	47 years	77 kg	183 cm	Canada
10	Carlo Corazzin	forward	0	53 years	76 kg	180 cm	Canada