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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2021 · 1H 4M

Episode 22 – Is Canada the third-best team in Concacaf now?

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Peter and Thomas reconvene after Canada's win over Costa Rica in the Gold Cup quarterfinals. Can that intensity displayed in the game be replicated for every situation? Do the players now have the mentality to do this on the road in Central America? Have the defence concerns been alleviated? The guys answer all of these topics, preview the semifinal vs. Mexico and go over your questions!FOLLOW US ON TWITTER:Northern Fútbol: @NorthernFutbolPeter Galindo: @GalindoPWThomas Nef: @ThomasNefRUNNING ORDER:1:12 – Can Canada replicate the Costa Rica tactics?7:12 – Does Canada have the mental fortitude to achieve sustained success?19:07 – Examining the state of the defence22:25 – Is Stephen Eustaquio the player of the tournament?29:33 – Scouting report for semifinal vs. Mexico42:26 – How to fit Davies, Buchanan in the same XI45:26 – Dual nationals update48:19 – Is Arfield ever going to return?49:48 – Can Kennedy and Miller play together?52:07 – Is the CanWNT in danger of a QF elimination?56:06 – CPL/PFACan dispute, TFC transfers, and moreProduced by Peter Galindo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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