Canada’s men’s national soccer team will host two international friendlies this fall, facing Chile on September 26 in Toronto and Peru on October 3 in Montreal. The matches are part of the federation’s 2026 international program and will be the only fixtures listed for the period.
The Toronto match against Chile is scheduled for September 26, marking the first of the two games. The Chilean side will travel north for the encounter, joining Canada’s squad for a single‑match test ahead of upcoming competitive commitments. The venue and kick‑off time have been confirmed by the Canadian Soccer Association, though further logistical details remain forthcoming.
A week later, Canada will welcome Peru in Montreal on October 3. The South American opponents will complete the fall friendly series, providing both teams an opportunity to evaluate players in a non‑competitive environment. The Montreal fixture follows the Toronto game, allowing the host nation to rotate personnel and assess tactical options across the two matches.
These friendlies are scheduled as part of Canada’s broader international soccer program for 2026, which includes a series of matches against South American nations. By arranging games with Chile and Peru, the federation aims to expose its players to varied playing styles ahead of future tournaments. The matches will be open to the public, with ticketing information to be released by the respective host cities.
Toronto and Montreal have previously welcomed international soccer contests, offering facilities capable of supporting high‑profile matches. The upcoming games continue the tradition of using these venues for national team events.