Moneyline PickCanada (-148)
Player PropJonathan David to score anytime (+160)
Same Game ParlayCanada to win + Both teams to score + Under 4.5 goals
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Canada vs Chile Main Match Info

Canada vs Chile Moneyline Prediction

This will be Canada’s first friendly since they lost 3-0 to Morocco in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16. That tournament was a success for the Canucks. Overall, they posted a W2, D1, L2 record and showed they can compete at the highest level. Canada have been solid in home friendlies, going W3, D5 in their last eight and not losing since a 1-0 defeat to Australia in 2025.

Chile didn’t qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and finished last in the CONMEBOL Qualifiers. They’re looking to turn things around with a younger group of players. Led by interim manager Nicolás Córdova, La Roja have gone W5, L2 in seven matches since the end of the CONMEBOL Qualifiers, so there’s reason for optimism.

That said, they have gone W2, L2 against World Cup opponents this calendar year, and they should be considered a few steps below Canada based on the FIFA rankings (Canada: 30th, Chile: 49th). That, along with the fact that the Canucks will play this match at home, should lead to the hosts earning the victory here, although it might be a close affair.

Canada vs Chile Player Prop

Jonathan David hasn’t had the best start to life at Atletico Madrid, but he’s been getting decent playing time and scored a goal just before the break. He has netted 42 goals in 82 caps for the Canucks, and he should see a decent number of chances against a Chile side that has allowed goals in six of their last seven matches.

Canada vs Chile Same Game Parlay

Canada are expected to win because their squad is mostly based in some of Europe’s top leagues – something that isn’t really the case with Chile. However, the possibility of both teams finding the back of the net can’t be ruled out, as BTTS has landed in six of La Roja’s last seven friendlies and three of Canada’s last six games overall.

We’re taking a conservative approach in the goalscoring market. Including the World Cup, eight of Canada’s last 10 encounters have seen under 3.5 goals, while five of Chile’s seven friendlies since the WC Qualifiers have also stayed below the 4.5-goal mark. Don’t expect that trend to change here, especially since the last head-to-head meeting ended in a scoreless draw.

Canada vs Chile Team News

Canada Team News 

Canada will be without Alphonso Davies, as the star left-back got married and will be on his honeymoon during the international break. They’re also without Ismael Kone, who suffered a broken leg at the 2026 FIFA World Cup and won’t return to action until 2027 at the earliest. Derek Cornelius suffered an injury in training earlier this week, with further tests set to determine his availability.

The coaching staff have decided to shake things up compared to the summer’s tournament and has made several roster changes for these upcoming matches. While the core of the World Cup squad is in place, names such as Jeevan Bedwal, Richard Chukwu, and Owen Goodman are part of the mix. They are joined by stars such as David, Cyle Larin, Nathan Saliba, Tajon Buchanan, and Richie Laryea.

Chile Team News

Chile won’t have any absences due to injury or suspension, though this will be a different side from the one that played in the previous head-to-head meeting at the 2024 Copa America. Claudio Bravo, Arturo Vidal, Alexis Sanchez, Mauricio Isla, and Gary Medel are no longer active on the international stage.

After missing the last three World Cups, Chile are relying on younger players to turn things around. Standout players include Lucas Cepeda (Elche), Dario Osorio (Crystal Palace), Ben Brereton Diaz (Sheffield United), and Nils Reichmuth (FC Thun), as well as Sevilla captain Gabriel Suazo and Rosario Central midfielder Vicente Pizarro.

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