Canucks in Qatar - Episode 10: Evaluating Canada's World Cup adventure 🎧
'Canucks in Qatar' is a soccer podcast from theScore, tracking Canada's men's national team as it returns to the World Cup for the first time since 1986. From exclusive interviews to in-depth match previews and analysis, our hosts will explore John Herdman's charges from every angle before, during, and after this winter's tournament. Led by superstar Alphonso Davies and a collection of burgeoning young players, Canada's men's team is enjoying a meteoric rise. The World Cup is only the beginning.
The Canucks are no longer in Qatar. Canada's 2022 World Cup journey officially ended with a 2-1 loss to Morocco, closing the curtain on the team's return to soccer's grandest stage. John Herdman's side leaves the desert having achieved certain milestones - a first-ever goal at the men's World Cup, for instance - but fell short of others, ultimately failing to earn a win, or even a point, over its three Group F matches. The final episode in our podcast series looks back on Canada's tournament as a whole. Was it a success or failure? What lessons did we learn? Which moments will we look back on most fondly? And what needs to improve as we prepare for the 2026 World Cup on home soil? Episode 10 answers those questions, and many more.
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HEADLINES
- Netflix lands U.S. rights for Women's World Cup in 2027, 2031
- Saudi Arabia to play in 2025, 2027 CONCACAF Gold Cups
- Former USWNT captain Sauerbrunn retires after 16-year international career
- The Best FIFA Awards: Vini Jr. beats Rodri to top honor, Bonmati wins again
- USWNT stays at No. 1 in the year-end FIFA rankings