Canada coach Jesse Masi (50), who almost 스포츠중계 became the head coach of South Korea's A national team, is working a month and a half after taking office. 

The Canadian national soccer team, led by head coach Jesse Masi, played the final third Group A match between Chile and Copa America 2024 at Inter & Co Stadium in Florida on the 30th (Korea time) and drew 0-0.

As a result, Canada won a ticket to the quarterfinals mlb중계 with one win, one draw and one loss, and four points, ranking second behind Argentina (3 wins, nine points).

According to the agreement between the South American Football Federation and the North American Caribbean Football Federation, a total of 16 countries are participating in the Copa America this year, with 10 from South America and six from North and Central America. The top two players from the four groups will advance to the quarterfinals to determine the winner.

Canada lost 0-2 to Argentina in the first game, but beat Peru 1-0 in the second game. It tied with Chile in the third and final game.

Canada failed to display overwhelming performance against Chile, 메이저리그중계 where one player was ejected in the early hours. In terms of figures alone, the team failed to take advantage of its numerical advantage.

According to the statistics site 'Huscoed Dotcom', Canada and Chile tried 9 and 8 shots, respectively. 

Canada led the ball market share by about 6 to 4. The pass success rate was also 83 percent, higher than that of Chile, which recorded 71 percent. 

However, considering that Chile's Gabriel Suaso was sent off due to accumulation of matches in the 27th minute of the first half, a draw for Canada is regrettable. Consequently, Canada will advance to the quarterfinals. 

Canada will meet No. 1 in Group B (currently Venezuela) in the quarterfinals on July 6. The third match of Group B will kick off at 9 a.m. on July 1. After the match, Canada's opponent will be decided.

Up until early last month, Jesse Marsch, who was mentioned as a strong coach for the Korean national A team, headed to Canada. He took the helm of the Canadian national team on May 14. He has been producing results in about a month and a half since he took the helm. 

However, this means that manager Jesse Marsi will not be satisfied with advancing to the quarterfinals of the Copa America. 

According to ESPN, Jesse Marsch said, "I am not satisfied with (passing the group league). I will keep going," adding, "I know it will be a difficult game regardless of who our next opponent is. However, the players believe in themselves. I am looking forward to their next challenge as well."

He also told how he felt after taking the helm of Canada. "I am challenging as a coach to help my players grow, grow more intelligent and mature. I was very impressed by our players from the first training session. I am enjoying the fact that I became their coach," he said.

Lastly, he strongly said, "I am proud of my achievements (in advancing to the quarterfinals in Copa America). But to reiterate, I am not satisfied with this."