For Christine Sinclair, there’s plenty of highlights during her 23-year playing career with the Canadian national women’s soccer team. But somewhat forgotten about is the very first one she scored on home soil in a 2-2 draw against the United States on June 30, 2001 in Toronto.

Defending European champion Italy and World Cup semifinalist Croatia were the big losers during the official draw for UEFA Euro 2024. 

After his relationship with former coach John Herdman became strained, veteran midfielder Mark-Anthony Kaye is hoping for a fresh start with the Canadian men's team under interim coach Mauro Biello, writes John Molinaro.

Canada's two-legged playoff for the Concacaf Nations League finals against Jamaica carries extra importance for a squad if they want to reach the 2024 Copa América.

Spare a thought for Bev Priestman. She faces the difficult task of balancing Christine Sinclair's international swan song with the continued development of the Canadian women's team. John Molinaro has more on the challenge facing Canada's coach.

There will only ever be one Christine Sinclair. She’ll always be known as Canada’s captain, no matter what she does or where she goes. And her will to win and compete is what the Canadians will miss more than anything else.

Sloppy defending and untimely errors were the order of the day for Canada, as Japan took full advantage in a 4-1 victory.