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Davies, Crepeau to miss Canada's World Cup homecoming games in Toronto, Montreal

Canada Soccer says Alphonso Davies is out for marriage celebrations and Maxime Crepeau for a personal matter as Jesse Marsch names a 26-player roster.

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Canada’s men’s soccer team will be without some key players for a pair of friendlies in Toronto and Montreal.

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Canada Is Ready for USMNT: Three Takeaways From Jesse Marsch’s Roster for Fall Friendlies

Alphonso Davies and Maxime Crépeau won’t be with the squad this fall.

·New York, United States
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USA TodayUSA Today
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Canada star Alphonso Davies missing first post-World Cup matches for honeymoon

After discussion with manager Jesse Marsch, Davies will miss out on games against Chile, Peru and the United States.

·New York, United States
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Captain Alphonso Davies, goalkeeper Max Crepeau to miss Canada's World Cup homecoming games

Canada's men's soccer team will be without key players for a pair of friendlies in Toronto and Montreal in the coming weeks.

·Ottawa, Canada
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Davies, Crepeau to miss Canada's World Cup homecoming games in Toronto, Montreal

Canada’s men’s soccer team will be without some key players for a pair of friendlies in Toronto and Montreal.

·Toronto, Canada
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The Toronto StarThe Toronto Star
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Davies, Crepeau to miss Canada’s World Cup homecoming games in Toronto, Montreal

Canada's men's soccer team will be without some key players for a pair of friendlies in Toronto and Montreal.

·Toronto, Canada
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Canada Without Davies or Crépeau in Friendly Matches

Side defenceman Alphonso Davies and goaltender Maxime Crépeau are unavailable, for personal reasons, for Canada's upcoming friendly games.

·Montreal, Canada
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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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