Canada national football team (The Canucks)
| Founded: | 1912 |
|---|---|
| Manager: | |
| Address: |
The Canadian Soccer Association
Place Soccer Canada 237 Metcalfe Street Ottawa Ontario K2P 1R2 Canada |
| Website: | www.canadasoccer.com |
The Canadian national football team has competed in the World Cup finals on one occasion. This came in 1986 when they qualified through winning the 1985 CONCACAF Championship.
It was a difficult World Cup campaign for the Canadians as they failed to register a single point during the group stage.
Canada has also won one CONCACAF Gold cup as well as gold medal at the Olympic games in 1904.
Over their history the Canadian national team has turned to a wide range of international coaches. These include the like of Englishman Tony Waiters and more recently German Holger Osieck.
Canada 'A' international all-time totals
| Games won: | 172 |
| Games drawn: | 101 |
| Games lost: | 185 |
| Goals for: | 592 |
| Goals against: | 610 |
| Average goals for: | 1.29 |
| Average goals against: | 1.33 |