DJT Posted July 10, 2013 Share Posted July 10, 2013 Official site CIS site Wikipedia In their first match, Canada came from two goals down to draw France. In their second match, aided by two red cards to Peru, Canada easily won 2-0. On the final matchday (today), with France leading (and ultimately handily defeating) Peru, Canada needed to draw Brazil to advance to the quarterfinals, and did so by again coming from behind and eliminating Brazil on goal difference! GROUP D France 1-2-0 5-2 +3 5 -> QF Canada 1-2-0 5-3 +2 5 -> QF Brazil 1-2-0 2-1 +1 5 Peru.. 0-0-3 0-6 -6 0 July 5 Brazil 1-0 Peru Canada 2-2 France 11' France goal 25' France goal 26' Canada goal (Bams) 77' Canada goal (PK) (Murphy) July 8 Brazil 0-0 France Canada 2-0 Peru 30' Peru red card 31' Canada goal (Clerc) 32' Peru red card 64' Canada goal (Kovacevic) July 10 France 3-0 Peru Brazil 1-1 Canada 38' Brazil goal 59' Canada goal (PK) (Murphy) QUARTERFINALS July 12 France vs. Ireland Japan vs. Malaysia Russia vs. Canada Great Britain vs. Ukraine CANADA'S ROSTER Position / Name / University / Hometown Goalkeeper / Sotiri Varlokostas / York / Toronto, Ont. Goalkeeper / Jonathan Viscosi / Buffalo / Ottawa, Ont. Defender / Dominic Bell / Western / Waterloo, Ont. Defender / Paul Clerc / UBC / Coquitlam, B.C. Defender / Nafi Dicko-Raynauld / Laval / Gatineau, Que. Defender / Alexandre Haddad / Montreal / Montreal, Que. Defender / Eduardo Herrera / Montreal / Montreal, Que. Defender / Niko Saler / Alberta / Lethbridge, Alta. Midfielder / Eric Amato / Western / Toronto, Ont. Midfielder / Dylan Bams / Toronto / Fanny Bay, B.C. Midfielder / Andrew Hood / Alberta / Calgary, Alta. Midfielder / Marcus Johnstone / Alberta / Edmonton, Alta. Midfielder / Joey Kewin / Carleton / London, Ont. Midfielder / Matt Medoruma / Lethbridge / Lethbridge, Alta. Midfielder / Colin Parenteau-Michon / Montreal / Montreal, Que. Midfielder / Marco Visintin / UBC / Vancouver, B.C. Striker / Mario Kovacevic / Toronto / Woodbridge, Ont. Striker / Robbie Murphy / Guelph / Ottawa, Ont. Striker / Mark Reilly / McMaster / Hamilton, Ont. Head coach / Pat Raimondo / Montreal / Pointe-Claire, Que. Assistant coach / Rock Basacco / Western / London, Ont. Assistant coach / Randy Bardock / Lethbridge / Lethbridge, Alta. Team leader / Vladimir Pavlicik / Concordia / Guelph, Ont. Physiotherapist / Emmanuelle Pilon / Montreal / Montreal, Que. CANADA'S PAST RESULTS 2011 (Shenzhen, China): 9th / 16 teams 2009 (Belgrade, Serbia): 12th / 16 2007 (Bangkok, Thailand): 4th / 16 2003 (Daegu, South Korea): 15th / 16 1995 (Fukuoka, Japan): 16th / 16 1993 (Buffalo, USA): 16th / 16 1979 (Mexico City, Mexico): 12th / 24 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blue and White Army Posted July 10, 2013 Share Posted July 10, 2013 Wow, nice results. I attended two matches at the 2003 Daegu (South Korea) Summer Universiade, where we finished second-bottom overall. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DJT Posted July 12, 2013 Author Share Posted July 12, 2013 QUARTERFINALS July 12 Russia 4-1 Canada 9' Russia goal 28' Russia goal 45'+1' Russia red card 45'+2' Canada goal (PK) (Murphy) 90'+1' Russia goal 90'+2' Russia goal France 0-0 (PK 4-3) Ireland Japan 4-0 Malaysia Great Britain 1-0 Ukraine Too bad we couldn't capitalize on being up a man for the entire second half. But, despite the lopsided final score, we were in it until the very end. Perhaps Russia got their two injury time goals while we were pressing for an equalizer. Canada now moves on to the 5th-8th place bracket, where we will first play Ukraine on July 14. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DJT Posted July 15, 2013 Author Share Posted July 15, 2013 5TH-8TH PLACE SEMIFINAL July 14 Canada 0-1 Ukraine 66' Ukraine goal Canada was outshot 12/28 - 4/8. Last match is for 7th place against Malaysia on July 16. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DJT Posted July 17, 2013 Author Share Posted July 17, 2013 7TH PLACE July 16 Malaysia 1-3 Canada 28' Malaysia goal 40' Canada goal (Visintin) 49' Canada goal (Medoruma) 83' Canada goal (Kovacevic) Visintin also missed a PK at some point, the fourth that Canada were awarded in 6 matches. So, 7th place, our second-best finish ever at this tournament. FINAL RANKING 1. France 2. Great Britain 3. Japan 4. Russia 5. Ireland 6. Ukraine 7. Canada 8. Malaysia 9. Mexico 10. Uruguay 11. Italy 12. China 13. Turkey 14. Brazil 15. Peru Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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