Matthew Shinetti

But today is the day he has to put the ball in the back of the net.

He can't have happen what happened last week, have that clear opportunity in front of Bosnia's net and kind of scuff it.

Jonathan David is a clinical striker.

He is the leading scorer in the history of the men's program.

He has to show up tonight.

Score goals.

You score goals, you score multiple goals tonight, then you have that advantage going into the game next Wednesday, and you basically have a foot in the knockout round.

And here's, I think, an important point.

Don't look at the bracket.

Don't look at the permutations, where Canada could go, should they want to possibly go to Los Angeles, depending on the matchup and other groups.

You have an opportunity to win here tonight with essentially a play-in game next week.

or who is going to win this group, to stay in Vancouver.

Sure, we can talk about what would be a better path maybe for Canada to get to the round of 16.

You want the nation behind you.

The only way that happens is if you stay in Vancouver.

Win the group is the only objective.

They have to be more effective.

It's easy to say, hard to do.

Himself and his set-piece coach, the guy who usually organizes the free kicks and the corner kicks, Nicholas Gagnon, well, he has talked about this several times before.

Dan is just actually walking onto the field right now.