Honduras vs Canada

Canada faces Honduras in a CONCACAF Nations League match on Monday, June 13, 2022 (6/13/22) at Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

But he did broadcast live to the UEFA Congress in Vienna last month via his phone from a stadium in Chernihiv that had been attacked by Russia, to show the damage inflicted. “We are discussing the details.” We spoke about how it would be possible that football could help us to think about the future.” “We spoke about how football has a very big power to help people think about the future because now people, of course, are not in a good mindset. “In Ukraine we will play on every level. But as Russian forces have been redeployed to the east and south, fighting has subsided in the area near the capital Kyiv and elsewhere.

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For Canada vs. Honduras, Sutton is betting Canada to win at -105. He has gone 96-76 in his last 172 soccer picks, returning more than $2,200 for $100 bettors. Kickoff from Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano in San Pedro Sula, Honduras is set for 10 p.m. ET. The latest Canada vs. The Premium Plan is $9.99 per month and you can watch your local CBS live stream (including plenty of sports like SEC on CBS, NFL on CBS, and the PGA Tour), no ads, on demand and the ability to download episodes for offline viewing. On Monday, the two clubs will go head-to-head in Concacaf Nations League play as Honduras looks to build momentum for the next cycle of international play, while Canada hopes to stay sharp for Qatar. You can stream all the action on Paramount+.

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20 Jonathan David (ON - 57') 13 Atiba Hutchinson (C) (OFF - 57') 12 Ike Ugbo (OFF - 57')

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Atiba Hutchinson is going strong in midfield at 39 years old, but having played over an hour just a few days ago, it's possible Mark-Anthony Kaye gets the start on the road in San Pedro Sula. While this has to do with Canada's recent road struggles in continental competitions, it's still a surprisingly favorable line. Losses at Costa Rica and Panama marred an otherwise unblemished qualification cycle, and the Canadians will be eager to display a return to form away from home ahead of the November tournament in Qatar. It has not resulted in significant change, with the narrow win at Curacao followed up by a disastrous home loss to the same tiny island nation three days later. Davies scored two goals in the Friday win over Curacao, playing 76 minutes. The players returned to training the next day ahead of last Thursday's Nations League home win over Curacao.

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That's necessary if teams want to succeed on the road in Concacaf. Canada might've had other priorities on the night but this served as a stark reminder that taking these trips for granted can cost any visitor. He'll surely have an influence on the proceedings in Qatar. When a pitch plays as heavy as the field in San Pedro Sula, going direct usually allows for more chances on goal. It's fair to assume that normal pitch conditions would've allowed the striker to get a shot on goal, if not score. It's difficult to glean anything from a game where a torrential downpour renders the pitch unplayable. The team's final two games will be played in March 2023.

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They'll have a tough test in their home stadium as Canada come in with something to prove. Alphonso Davies scored a brace against Curacao and will look to follow that up with another strong performance in an attacking performance. But as Nations League play returned, Canada picked up their Concacaf dominance right where they left off with a 4-0 victory over Curacao. Honduras are coming off of a loss to that same Curacao squad after Romell Quioto netted their lone goal in a 2-1 loss.

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All credit to the boys for just being up for the fight. Canada had one red card to Alistair Johnston in the fourth minute of injury time. Canada had nine shot attempts but only two on target, while Honduras was limited to six shots with three on target.