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Lautaro Martinez scores two goals, Argentina tops Peru without Messi to close Copa America group...
USA TODAY Sports via Yahoo Canada Sports· 5 days agoMaria. After the score, Martinez embraced Messi with a hug on the sidelines. Martinez wasn’t done...
Toronto FC can’t hold onto early lead against Orlando, falls to fifth straight loss
The Globe and Mail· 15 hours agoJohn Herdman had a blunt message after Toronto FC slumped to its fifth straight loss and saw its...
Coach John Herdman sees positives despite Toronto FC's recent run of results
The Delta Optimist· 2 days agoWhile Toronto FC is mired in a four-game losing streak and seven-game winless run (0-5-2), coach...
Messi sits, Martinez scores twice, Argentina beats Peru 2-0 to top Copa America Group A
Miami Herald via Yahoo Canada Sports· 5 days ago“That’s very important for the coach to know that everyone is available to play.” Peru’s starters...
Lautaro Martínez scores twice and Argentina playing without Messi beats Peru 2-0 to end group play
The Canadian Press via Yahoo Canada Sports· 5 days agoMIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Lautaro Martínez scored twice and Argentina, playing without the injured...
Martínez scores twice, Argentina beats Peru 2-0 to end Copa America group play in first
Richmond News· 5 days agoLautaro Martínez scored twice and Argentina, playing without the injured Lionel Messi, wrapped up...
Canada send Chile crashing out of Copa América; Argentina stay perfect
OneFootball via Yahoo Canada Sports· 5 days agoCopa América Group A action concluded on Saturday with the final two games.Here is what went...
Preview: Orlando City vs. DC United - prediction, team news
Sports Mole· 7 hours agoAiming to record consecutive league victories for the first time in 2024, Orlando City will lock...
Toronto hosts Orlando City on 3-game home losing streak
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Canada looks to reach Copa America quarters against Chile on TSN | TSN
TSN· 6 days agoThe stakes are simple for Canada on Saturday night in Orlando. “This is the biggest game we’ve played since the World Cup,” Canada midfielder Stephen Eustáquio told TSN.ca’s Matt Scianitti.