The Canada men’s soccer team have reached the knockout round of the World Cup for the first time in their history. On Sunday Jesse Marsch’s side face South Africa in Los Angeles, in a 12pm PT (3pm ET) kick off in a bid to reach the round of 16.
It has been a dramatic journey through the group stage, with a 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina preceding an historic first tournament win, the 6-0 thrashing of Qatar. But there was heartbreak, too, with Ismael Kone suffering a broken leg. And then the final group stage game did not go to plan, with that 2-1 defeat to Switzerland.
Joshua Kloke has traveled home and away with this team for the last five years. He knows who they are, how they play and what this World Cup means to them. There is no one better placed to answer your burning questions about the team.
So please post your questions below and Joshua will do his best to answer as many of them as he can in article that will be published tomorrow.
