How Team Canada's soccer players, coach did at the World Cup
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With Canada’s World Cup run over, CTVNews.ca reviews the performances of the players involved throughout the tournament as well as coach John Herdman.
After a memorable qualifying run to make the men's World Cup for the first time in 36 years, Canada finished its tournament without a point.
They all deserve an A for getting Canada to Qatar, but here are player and coach grades to review their World Cup performance as a whole.
Dayne St. Clair, James Pantemis, Joel Waterman, Derek Cornelius, Liam Fraser, Samuel Piette, and Ike Ugbo are not included as they did not play a single minute.
All stats are from fbref.com
Milan Borjan - Minutes played: 270. Grade: D+
Borjan’s best moments came against Croatia with a long ball that switched play to the right that contributed to Canada scoring its first goal at a men’s World Cup and then a terrific save early in the second half of that match that kept his team in it.
His worst moments were the nightmare clearance against Morocco that led to the opposition’s opening goal, and not covering his near post for the second goal of that match.
