It’s Early, But Canada In Great Shape To Reach 2022 FIFA World Cup
How Concacaf teams have fared in their World Cup qualification bids after earning at least a pointNow, this comes with caveats. For starters, there is still time for four other teams in the region to earn points at either the U.S. or Mexico, since they’ve each only played two home matches so far.
Even so, Canada already have established themselves as one of the favorites to be among at least three teams representing the region in Qatar in 2022.Jamaica continues to be less than the sum of its parts, and are also missing stars Michail Antonio and Leon Bailey for at least the rest of the October window.
Honduras and El Salvador are interesting and improved teams from four years ago, but an honest assessment of either would find their talent level clearly inferior talent to Canada’s. Also like the U.S., finding a true home field advantage can be a difficult, since most of Canada’s principal cities have robust immigrant populations.
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