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Canada's draw with Mexico further evidence of Concacaf power shift
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John Molinaro
John Molinaro
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Joining Sportsnet in 2011 as a member of the Sportsnet.ca editorial team, John Molinaro was quick to establish himself as one of Sportsnet’s leading soccer insiders, providing Canadian soccer fans with breaking news around the world.
Niko Sigur ready to contribute for Canada after betting on himself
John Molinaro
Niko Sigur is betting on himself again after recently filing a FIFA-approved one-time switch, turning down a chance to play for Croatia and pledging his allegiance to Canada.
Canadian men's soccer team can party like it's 1957 after win over U.S.
John Molinaro
Winning remains the priority for Marsch as Canada set to face U.S., Mexico
John Molinaro
Nearly two months after its historic run at the Copa América, the Canadian men’s soccer team returns to action this month with a pair of important international friendlies.
Canadian men's soccer team players in demand during eventful transfer window
John Molinaro
Canada’s historic run at this summer’s Copa América, where it finished fourth place in its tournament debut, caught the attention of the soccer world. As a result, Canadian players were in big demand during the transfer window.
Champions League draw takeaways: Five intriguing matchups
John Molinaro
Forge FC playing for more than just a win in return leg against Toronto FC
John Molinaro
Forge is now just 90 minutes away from qualifying for the finals of the tournament that serves as the Canadian equivalent of England’s FA Cup.
Premier League preview: Arsenal looking to topple Manchester City
John Molinaro
After a summer that seemed to pass by in a flash, the English Premier League will kick off its 2024-25 season on Friday. John Molinaro previews what's ahead.
Canada's remarkable Olympic run ends in heartbreak after loss in penalties to Germany
John Molinaro
Canadian women face toughest test to date at Olympics against Germany
John Molinaro
It’ll be a battle of the last two Olympic champions when Canada takes on Germany in this weekend’s quarter-finals of the women’s soccer tournament at the Paris Games.
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