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It’s much easier to win a game with all 11 of your players on the field. While that might seem like — and is exceedingly — an obvious fact, as Canada head coach Jesse Marsch pointed out again after their…

Canada head coach Jesse Marsch emphasized his squad's growth in discipline and tactical maturity following a 2-0 friendly win over Peru in Montréal on Saturday. Marsch noted that Les Rouges have actively worked over the past two years to overcome on-field naivety when facing aggressive and experienced opponents worldwide.
The focus on discipline comes after a stretch where five of Canada's last 14 games saw at least one red card shown. Marsch highlighted that his team maintained composure and avoided unnecessary bookings against Peru, applying key lessons learned from their previous Copa América encounters.
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