Canadas Jesse Marsch says Id rather be us than them after World Cup Round of 16 loss to Morocco

Canada’s time at the World Cup might be over, but the team’s coach could not be prouder.The Canadians’ run in the tournament ended Saturday in the Round of 16 with a 3-0 loss to Morocco.

Head coach Jesse Marsch, in his post-match interview on the field at NRG Stadium, was so ecstatic over how his players performed that he said he’d still rather be on his side than the Moroccan team.“What a privilege our fans have had to root a team on like this, that goes after the game, that doesn’t play defensive, that shows that they can be better,” Marsch said when asked about what the future might look like for Canadian soccer.“Right, of course, we have to be in these situations more and more and we have to find ways to succeed and we have to build from that.

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I’m really proud of our guys, we went after the game.They’re hurting right now, but my goodness, I couldn’t be prouder.”Canada went on its best World Cup run ever, securing the country’s first-ever win in the tournament on June 18 over Qatar in a one-sided 6...