Canada

3.05

• 
  3

  0

  3.00

  Lars Hirschfeld

  Quiet night for Hirschfeld. Never had a save to make.

• 
  2

  0

  3.00

  Ante Jazic

  Didn't get forward as much as Edgar did, but supported his teammates well.

• 
  5

  0

  3.50

  David Edgar

  Had free reign to get forward. Crosses were generally very good and scored a great goal in the second half.

• 
  2

  0

  3.00

  Kevin McKenna

  His relatively slower pace was tested on an occasion or two, but it was otherwise an easy night for the veteran.

• 
  2

  0

  3.00

  Andre Hainault

  Very comfortable game at the back for the Montreal native. He'll have a whole lot more to do against Honduras on Tuesday.

• 
  7

  0

  3.50

  Atiba Hutchinson

  Best player on the field. Does just about everything and seemingly everywhere in midfield. Deserved a goal for his efforts.

• 
  3

  0

  3.00

  Julian De Guzman

  Strong display, covered a lot of ground, recovered quite a few balls, and could have scored too.

• 
  3

  1

  3.50

  Will Johnson

  Won the ball back many times for the Reds and put the game beyond doubt with the second goal of the match.

• 
  2

  1

  1.50

  Olivier Occean

  Missed many chances and being sent off in the second half made for quite a disappointing night.

• 
  3

  0

  3.00

  Simeon Jackson

  Missed a lot of chances, but was a constant threat and kept Cuba's fullbacks busy and penned back.

• 
  2

  0

  3.50

  Tosaint Ricketts

  Opened the scoring for Canada, and menaced the Cuba back-line incessantly throughout the game.

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Cuba

1.73

• 
  2

  0

  2.50

  O. Molina

  Despite the 3-0 scoreline, he was Cuba's best player on the night. Bombarded throughout the match, he managed to make a few good saves.

• 
  0

  0

  1.00

  J. Clavelo

  Won't be a night to remember for Clavelo and his poor defensive display could have lead to much worse had Canada been able to make more of its chances.

• 
  0

  0

  2.00

  J. Corrales

  A sluggish performance, had a hard time dealing with the Canadian pressure in midfield, and he often gave the ball away cheaply too.

• 
  0

  0

  1.50

  R. Malblanche

  Was beat plenty of times on the right flank, particularly in the first half, but in fairness he was often left alone to defend in two versus one situations, and that's always a nightmare for a defender.

• 
  0

  0

  1.50

  Alberto Gómez

  Worked tirelessly in midfield, but just didn't have the quality to do much with the ball at his feet.

• 
  0

  0

  2.00

  C. Francisco

  Got beat several times and was was sloppy in possession, but still the team's strongest defender in the game.

• 
  0

  0

  2.00

  Jaime Colomé Valencia

  Wasn't really able to get forward, though he did have Cuba's best chance of the game with a long shot from distance in the second half.

• 
  0

  0

  1.50

  A. Cervantes

  Never had an opportunity on goal, which wasn't entirely his fault, but he was never really able to hold up the ball when he had the chance to do so.

• 
  0

  0

  1.50

  A. Ramos

  There were spaces on Canada's left hand side that could have been exploited, but he didn't take advantage.

• 
  0

  0

  1.50

  Rúslan Batista

  Had a few sparks in the final third, but nothing more.

• 
  0

  0

  2.00

  R. Linares

  Cuba's most lively and creative outfield player, was at the heart of Cuba's best attacking moves, though it all still amounted to little. With Canada only leading by a goal, he got sent off in the second half and that ruined any chance of Cuba getting something out of the game.

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