Alphonso Davies and Canada cannot find their way past the 2022 Qatar World Cup

One of the projects that was halted during 2023 is the Canadian national team projectAfter bidding farewell to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar through the back door, losing its three matches in the group stage (Belgium, Croatia, and Morocco), Those commanded by Alphonso Davies have accumulated greater disasters than joys During the current year.

In the first moment, Although it is in CONCACAF Nations League In the 2022-23 season, they reached the final against the United States, losing 0-2 to the USMNT from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The Americans won the competition for the second time in a row. In that duel they could not respond to the scores of Chris Richards and Folarin Balogun.

Later in the 2023 Gold Cup, they faced a complex group stage when they drew with teams such as Guadalupe and Guatemala. They faced their neighbors again with an unfavorable result on penalties that took them out of the tournament. It is important to take into account that on this occasion they gave their most interesting characters a rest.

After that, the Canadians saw participation not in the September FIFA date, but in the October window They suffered a painful defeat to Japan (4-1), Mauro Bello’s first match after the departure of John Herdman., who will be the new coach of Toronto FC. The moves weakened them further and they reached the 2023-24 CNL quarterfinals at a bad time.

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Play-off match to reach Copa America 2024

Finally, the straw that broke the camel’s back was “The Maple Leaf.” Elimination of the League of Nations by Jamaica, In a position that will force them into the CONCACAF playoffs heading into Copa America 2024 against Trinidad and Tobago in March of the following yearSo Davis, Jonathan David, Kyle Lahren, and all the characters have to move forward.

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