Soccer Team News, Analysis, History, Schedule, Rumors
ANALYSIS – For the last five years, the CPL has helped the development of men’s talent. It was created so that Canadian men’s soccer players could look to be competitive and grow in their homeland. Now, for the first time ever, Canada will add a women’s professional soccer league to do the same. Founded by […] READ MORE
VANCOUVER, BC – The CanWNT dominated in scoring chances and possession. They took it to Nigeria and were impressive on the day. It also provides some hope for the future as they look to become more ruthless and score goals in future games. The CanWNT dominated in a 2-0 win at BC Place REACTION from […] READ MORE
ANALYSIS – The CanWNT Celebration Tour roster was revealed on Monday afternoon. Head coach, Beverly Priestman, talked about what Canada needs to prepare for as the games will take place on April 8 and 11 in British Columbia. CanWNT Celebration Tour Roster against Nigeria Canada Soccer's Women's National Team are coming to British Columbia…. who […] READ MORE
EDITORIAL – The 2021 CanWNT will go down as the greatest year in both the men’s and women’s national programs. It was not all promising to start the year though in the SheBelieves Cup. However, it gave Canada enough preparation for the upcoming friendlies and the Summer Olympics. The 2021 CanWNT Made History Team MVP […] READ MORE
MONTREAL, QC – The CanWNT got a clean sheet at Stade Saputo. It was the second game of the Celebration Tour of their Gold Medal in Tokyo 2020. This was also the first Celebration Tour game played in the province of Quebec. CanWNT got a clean sheet at Stade Saputo Three keys to the game […] READ MORE
The CanWNT makes history by winning a historic first-ever Olympic gold medal in its national team’s history. It is also the first major international tournament in either the FIFA Women’s World or the Summer Olympics that Canada has won. CanWNT makes history with a historic win Three keys to the game Full Game Summary: #CanWNT's […] READ MORE
PREVIEW – Both Sweden and CanWNT aim to win the first-ever Summer Olympic gold medal on Thursday. This will be Canada’s first-ever final in the Olympics or the FIFA Women’s World Cup. This is also Sweden’s second consecutive Olympic final appearance. They lost to Germany in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, Brazil. Sweden and […] READ MORE
The CanWNT advanced to their third-straight Olympic semifinal berth at Miyagi Stadium in Rifu (part of the Miyagi Prefecture), Japan. The game between CanWNT and Brazil ended up in penalties, where CanWNT came from behind to win the penalty shootout. The game itself did not have many scoring opportunities for either team. They were key […] READ MORE
The CanWNT gave up the lead late in the game against Japan in the 2020 Summer Olympics. Canada was the better team early in the game. However, after Christine Sinclair’s goal, Canada had trouble generating scoring chances. Japan got a couple in the second half and was able to capitalize on one of them. CanWNT […] READ MORE
Canadian head coach Bev Priestman and the Canadian women’s national team will be in high spirits after defeating Argentina 0-1 on Sunday. They now face Brazil, who is coming off a 2-0 loss against the U.S. Both teams have one win and loss each. However, Brazil does have a better goal differential than Canada. This […] READ MORE
Raheem Bashir started blogging on a Gmail site called Blogger and has covered sporting events in rugby union/league and soccer. Since then he has become the Last Word on Sports writer for rugby, soccer, and previously basketball. He is also a member of the North American Soccer Reporters and The Rugby Union Writers’ Club.
Raheem graduated from George Brown College with a Digital Media Marketing Post-Grad Certificate in 2019. From the same college, Raheem also did a post-grad certificate in Sport and Event Marketing in 2017. Lastly, he did an undergrad Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto in 2016.