Allysha Chapman to win 100th Canada cap, retire from CanWNT duty in Toronto

Allysha Chapman will earn her 100th cap and retire from international soccer during Canada's friendly against Denmark in Toronto on October 12. The 37-year-old left-back, who has not represented Canada since 2023, will make her final appearance under head coach Casey Stoney. The fixture is the second of two October friendlies against Denmark as Canada continues preparations for future World Cup qualifiers.

Chapman debuted for Canada in 2014, winning an Olympic gold medal at Tokyo 2020 and a bronze at Rio 2016 across three World Cup tournaments. Former teammate Melissa Tancredi will also be inducted into the Canada Soccer Hall of Fame during the Toronto match. Chapman remains under contract with the NWSL's Houston Dash through the current season.