Canada focused on 'next task mentality' following win over Peru

Janine Beckie joins the TSN Soccer panel to discuss Canada's challenges against Peru in the extreme heat, what it meant for Jonathan David to score Canada's first-ever Copa America goal, Jacob Shaffelburg's impact coming off the bench, and how this experience can help them in preparation for the World Cup in 2026.

[@enzomanuel]

Chile will win easy, Canada played awful, just won because the red card to the worst Peru in decades...

[@marvinsulzer8258]

Right, cause Chile did so well against Peru...LOL, they couldnt even score. Chile hasnt scored a single goal yet. Not even against Peru. Look, I love Alexie Sanchez, hes the most under rated player of his generation. But the guy is old. And that is the only scoring threat that Chile has. The best Chile can hope for is a nil-nil draw cause they simply cant score, unless Sanchez wakes up feeling younger. Sadly, Chile needs a win to advance. Canada just needs a draw.

[@jaytse2269]

If we play like we did against Argentina, no way Chile wins "easily". We have better athletes unquestionably. If we're slow/sluggish like we were againt Peru, then it'll be a grind

[@enzomanuel]

@@marvinsulzer8258 did you see the game Chile vs Argentina? Chile didnt play well vs Peru because Peru did a good defensive match, the reality is that Canada just was Lucky vs Peru and clearly Chile is more team beside players like Alexis Sanchez.

[@enzomanuel]

@@jaytse2269 if you think that you just need athletes instead good players to win a match then you just keep looking a marathon. Accept your reality, you just won vs Peru because the red card and the luck was on your side this time...

[@alive4metal731]

Peru weren't interested in playing football, they were playing the other type of football played in the USA. Hard to play against a team more interested in kicking you than the ball. That card was well deserved, and they should have had another. Stay salty though. Cry again when Chile is eliminated.