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It’s been a while since the Canadian women’s national team played a match on Canadian soil, but that’s finally going to change next month with friendlies against Denmark in Montreal and Toronto. With a lot of the focus understandably on…

The Canadian women’s national team will play on home soil for the first time since June 2025 with upcoming friendlies against Denmark in Montreal and Toronto. Head coach Casey Stoney named her squad on Tuesday ahead of the matches, emphasizing the importance of building support at home as Canada prepares for upcoming World Cup qualifiers and the 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil.
Following the Denmark series, Canada faces Panama in a World Cup and Olympic qualifier on November 28. Stoney aims to harness the soccer momentum generated by the men's national team, while managing a tight schedule of home and international fixtures leading up to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
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