On March 28, it was reported that in the World Cup qualifiers, Canada in North America beat Jamaica 4-0 at home and entered the World Cup again after 36 years, which shocked many people because it was once an extremely barren football world.
Canada has not been in a World Cup since the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, but the World Cup was so strong that they were ranked 24th, or the penultimate. Since then, they have repeatedly broken the sand, but Canada has performed well this time, has been pressing the strong team in this region, once left Mexico and the United States behind, and now finally qualified.
Canada qualified for the World Cup? Should the national football team learn something? Why are they able to rise again? In fact, Canada also plays "naturalization", such as dual national players play an important role; Canada also attaches great importance to youth training, the youth training system is very complete, although they only have three teams to join the United States major leagues, but the youth training system is very complete; at the same time, a large number of them have been trained in the European League; of course, they have also found a good coach John Herdman, who brought the Canadian team to the World Cup stage again.
Sounds like nothing? These things seem to be that the national football team said that it had done it, but why was the national football team eliminated early in the end? That is, people are more reliable and serious, and many national football teams are superficial, so Canada is a good example of national football! Because the barren Canadian men's football team actually qualified for the World Cup?