Jesse Marsch says he had to ‘beg’ US players to sing anthem as he talks up Canada’s pride

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Jesse Marsch urges Canada to embrace the pressure of being co-hosts for their first World Cup game.
He contrasts the pride of his Canadian squad in singing the national anthem with his past experience coaching the US team.
Marsch highlighted the multiculturalism within the Canadian squad and how their differences make them stronger.
He believes the team is ready for the occasion and the pressure, viewing it as a meaningful aspect of the tournament.
Updates were given on the fitness of Ismaël Koné, Moïse Bombito, and Alphonso Davies, with Davies showing significant recovery signs.
Marsch dismissed concerns about weather affecting the match, noting North Americans' familiarity with such conditions.

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