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Une sélection de 14 joueurs est dévoilée alors que le Canada affrontera la Guinée, le Guatemala, Singapour, les Samoa américaines et le Honduras dans le groupe P…
Canada Soccer has announced its 14-player roster for the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup and Festival 2026, held in Baku, Azerbaijan, from October 24 to 30. Canada will compete in Group P alongside Guinea, Guatemala, Singapore, American Samoa, and Honduras at the Hovsan Olympic Sport Complex.
The tournament features an eight-versus-eight format with 20-minute halves and no knockout stage. A total of 188 national teams will participate across six performance tiers, with Canada's matches broadcast live on FIFA+ as the team seeks to advance through the qualification round.
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