USA vs Canada, 2026 Friendly: Community player ratings

Glendale, Arizona - On October 3, 2026, the United States soccer team secured a 1-0 victory over Canada in a four-match international window, closing out the tournament on a high note. The match, held at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, saw 43 fouls and four yellow cards between the two teams, indicating a fiercely contested game.

The US made several changes from their lineup that defeated Mexico on Saturday night, with Chris Richards, Alex Freeman, Auston Trusty, Gio Reyna, and Malik Tillman remaining on the field. Notably, Trusty switched to a left-back position while George Campbell took his spot as a starting center-back.

Emerging players Justin Ellis and George Campbell took the field, Ellis initially limping due to a hard foul 22 minutes into the match but managed to score the only goal of the game in the 29th minute after an Alex Freeman cross. Ellis had to be substituted at halftime, and the US made further changes at that time, bringing in Sebastian Berhalter, Sergino Dest, and Julian Hall.

Despite struggling to maintain possession and pressure after scoring, the US held their ground, with Brian Schwake making three crucial saves. The victory marked a perfect finish to the window, as the US defeated both their biggest rivals in the region, Canada and Mexico, to conclude the international window successfully.