With labour dispute continuing, Canada look to bounce back against Brazil – Equalizer Soccer

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Canada returns to the pitch on Sunday night to take on a familiar acquaintance in Brazil. After an emotionally draining 2-0 loss against the United States on Thursday, it’s anyone’s guess what type of Canadian team will show up to play in Nashville at GEODIS Park. 

Ahead of their match against the Brazilians, Bev Priestman’s squad held their lone training session at Vanderbilt University on Saturday. Priestman admits she’s not entirely sure what to expect from her team as they continue to play under protest and fight budget cuts.

“It’s really difficult to say,” Priestman said. “The group is still dealing with what they’re dealing with, but I do feel the group is lighter. Once that ball rolls, I think it does help distract the group, but the reality is that it’s there. I just hope that what I want to see on the pitch, I see.”

Canada’s Kailen Sheridan was one of a few players that stood out and had a strong performance in Canada’s opening SheBelieves Cup game….

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