Canada bounced back from a disappointing semifinal loss in the CONCACAF Nations League, defeating the United States 2-1 on Sunday to seal third place in the competition and claim back-to-back wins over its continental rival for the first time since 1985.
Jonathan David curled home the winning goal for Canada in the 59th minute, breaking the deadlock with a lovely left-footed effort from inside the penalty area for his 32nd international marker.
No Canadian has more goals for the men’s national team than the Lille striker, whose five career goal contributions against the U.S. are also the most of any player since his first appearance against the Americans in 2019.
