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CanWNT Talk: Priestman experiments in loss to Mexico

In the latest TFC Republic video blog, I break down Canada's setback vs. Mexico and what Bev Priestman's experimentation could mean for the future.

John Molinaro

Nov 28, 2021 — 1 min read

The Canadian women's team suffered only its third loss of 2021 on Saturday, coming out on the wrong end of a 2-1 decision against Mexico in a behind-closed-doors friendly in Mexico City.

Notably, Victoria Pickett and Cloe Lacasse earned their first caps, while Marie Levasseur and Sura Yekka returned to the national team fold after lengthy absences. Also, coach Bev Priestman also experimented with her formation, line-up and squad selections in the loss.

In the latest TFC Republic video blog, I break down Canada's loss and what Priestman's experimentation could mean for the future.

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