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Canada drawn into Group C for Mexico 2011
Bryce Alderson
Canada has been drawn into Group C for the upcoming FIFA World Cup Mexico 2011. At the Official Draw in Ciudad México, Mexico on 17 May, Uruguay, Canada, England and Rwanda were all drawn as group opponents for the opening stage.
Canada’s three group matches are 19 June against Uruguay, 22 June against England and 25 June against Rwanda. Canada’s three group matches will all be played in Pachuca, with the first two matches kicking off at 18.00 local and the third match kicking off at 15.00.
“There is no easy group (in this competition),” said Canadian head coach Sean Fleming. “All three teams (Canada’s opponents) should have great qualities.”
The FIFA U-17 World Cup Mexico 2011 features 24 teams. Sixteen teams advance to the Round of 16, with the top-two teams from each group automatically qualified along with four of six third-place teams.
The FIFA U-17 World Cup Mexico 2011 runs 18 June to 10 July. Matches will be played in Morelia, Monterrey, Pachuca, Torreon, Queretaro and Guadalajara. All players are born in 1994 or later.
This will mark Canada’s fifth participation in the event. Canada qualified after finishing second at the 2011 CONCACAF Men’s Under-17 Championship. Canada’s next preparatory camp is 19-29 May in Sunrise, FL, USA.
Group A (Morelia & Monterrey)
A1. Mexico
A2. Korea DPR
A3. Congo
A4. Netherlands
Group B (Monterrey & Morelia)
B1. Japan
B2. Jamaica
B3. France
B4. Argentina
Group C (Pachuca & Torreon)
C1. Uruguay
C2. Canada
C3. Rwanda
C4. England
Group D (Pachuca & Torreon)
D1. USA
D2. Czech Republic
D3. Uzbekistan
D4. New Zealand
Group E (Queretaro & Guadalajara)
E1. Burkina Faso
E2. Panama
E3. Germany
E4. Ecuador
Group F (Queretaro & Guadalajara)
F1. Australia
F2. Côte d’Ivoire
F3. Brazil
F4. Denmark
Bryce Alderson
Canada has been drawn into Group C for the upcoming FIFA World Cup Mexico 2011. At the Official Draw in Ciudad México, Mexico on 17 May, Uruguay, Canada, England and Rwanda were all drawn as group opponents for the opening stage.
Canada’s three group matches are 19 June against Uruguay, 22 June against England and 25 June against Rwanda. Canada’s three group matches will all be played in Pachuca, with the first two matches kicking off at 18.00 local and the third match kicking off at 15.00.
“There is no easy group (in this competition),” said Canadian head coach Sean Fleming. “All three teams (Canada’s opponents) should have great qualities.”
The FIFA U-17 World Cup Mexico 2011 features 24 teams. Sixteen teams advance to the Round of 16, with the top-two teams from each group automatically qualified along with four of six third-place teams.
The FIFA U-17 World Cup Mexico 2011 runs 18 June to 10 July. Matches will be played in Morelia, Monterrey, Pachuca, Torreon, Queretaro and Guadalajara. All players are born in 1994 or later.
This will mark Canada’s fifth participation in the event. Canada qualified after finishing second at the 2011 CONCACAF Men’s Under-17 Championship. Canada’s next preparatory camp is 19-29 May in Sunrise, FL, USA.
Group A (Morelia & Monterrey)
A1. Mexico
A2. Korea DPR
A3. Congo
A4. Netherlands
Group B (Monterrey & Morelia)
B1. Japan
B2. Jamaica
B3. France
B4. Argentina
Group C (Pachuca & Torreon)
C1. Uruguay
C2. Canada
C3. Rwanda
C4. England
Group D (Pachuca & Torreon)
D1. USA
D2. Czech Republic
D3. Uzbekistan
D4. New Zealand
Group E (Queretaro & Guadalajara)
E1. Burkina Faso
E2. Panama
E3. Germany
E4. Ecuador
Group F (Queretaro & Guadalajara)
F1. Australia
F2. Côte d’Ivoire
F3. Brazil
F4. Denmark
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