CanMNT ADVANCES to Copa América semifinals after beating Venezuela in penalty kicks! How big is this moment for the sport in Canada?

EXPLORE

Society & Culture

© 2024 PodJoint

https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Podcasts126/v4/f8/e2/3d/f8e23dad-418a-bbdc-5928-dd9d1f70c4f7/mza_8861696912554457902.jpg/600x600bb.jpg

Healey & Bailey Notebook: A Canadian Soccer Podcast

Healey and Bailey Notebook

47 episodes

1 week ago

Tune in weekly as journalists Josh Healey and Mitchell Bailey cover the latest news surrounding the Canadian Men's National Team, Canadian Premier League, and Canadian clubs in Major League Soccer. Follow us on X: Josh - @WanderersNotes // @joshrjhealey Mitchell - @CANFutbolTalk

Show more...

All content for Healey & Bailey Notebook: A Canadian Soccer Podcast is the property of Healey and Bailey Notebook and is served directly from their servers with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.

Tune in weekly as journalists Josh Healey and Mitchell Bailey cover the latest news surrounding the Canadian Men's National Team, Canadian Premier League, and Canadian clubs in Major League Soccer. Follow us on X: Josh - @WanderersNotes // @joshrjhealey Mitchell - @CANFutbolTalk

Show more...

https://d3t3ozftmdmh3i.cloudfront.net/staging/podcast_uploaded_nologo/39809781/39809781-1700925116005-87300feb2d91.jpg

CanMNT ADVANCES to Copa América semifinals after beating Venezuela in penalty kicks! How big is this moment for the sport in Canada?

Healey & Bailey Notebook: A Canadian Soccer Podcast

45 minutes 36 seconds

1 year ago

CanMNT ADVANCES to Copa América semifinals after beating Venezuela in penalty kicks! How big is this moment for the sport in Canada?

Canada's men's national team has officially booked their ticket to the Copa América semifinals after a cool, calm, and collected penalty kick from Ismaël Koné lifted Les Rouges to a victory over a determined Venezuelan side.

It was an end-to-end thriller that had no shortage of scoring opportunities, as a big goal from Nova Scotia's own Jacob Shaffelburg saw Canada take the lead in the 13th minute before Salomón Rondón responded for Venezuela in the 64th. Overcoming hostile crowds, injuries, and managing expectations in uncharted territory — the boys got it done and have earned themselves a rematch against defending Copa América and World Cup champions Argentina in the semi-finals on Tuesday.

So, what does it all mean? Mitchell and Josh break it down on today's episode!

FOLLOW US ON X:

Mitchell - @CanFutbolTalk / @mbaileyreporter

Josh - @Joshrjhealey / @WanderersNotes

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:

@healeyandbaileynotebook