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Canada secured a 2-1 victory over Panama in their first home match in over 11 months, showcasing resilience despite challenging pitch conditions at BMO Field. The game saw Cyle Larin score just before halftime, followed by Jonathan David's late winner, with both strikers reaching 30 career goals for Canada. Panama equalized in the 69th minute with a goal from José Fajardo, but Canada responded effectively to clinch the win. Head Coach Jesse Marsch praised his team's strong mentality and character in overcoming adversity during the match. The match also highlighted the importance of individual performances, as Canada continues to adapt and improve under Marsch. This victory marks a significant step in building momentum for the national team as they prepare for upcoming competitions.
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