In Fame Football’s rankings, Canada’s men are 31st of 48 — one and a half stars, in the middle of the list; their women are 9th of 48 — three and a half stars, in the top ten.
At home they play in all red; away, in all white — plain colours, as every kit in the game is.
Listed in both, they also field a mixed side of men and women, 15th of the 32 countries that can.
Canada men
Lines up 4-4-2
Canada lined up 4-4-2 in their first match at the 2026 World Cup, by FIFA’s match report.
Pick another shape, or move the players, in the game’s team editor.
Kit clashes
Canada’s home kit clashes with 28 of the other 47 sides’ — too close in colour, or both dark or both light. Then the CPU’s side changes first, as FIFA has the second-named side do. Against Netherlands, Paraguay and Ivory Coast, you change too, playing as Canada.
Where to start
Nearby in the rankings
- #29 Algeria
- #30 Ukraine
- #31 Canada
- #32 Ivory Coast
- #33 South Korea
Canada women
Lines up 3-4-3
Canada started their first match at the Paris 2024 Olympics, against New Zealand, in a 3-4-3, under Bev Priestman; Casey Stoney has since taken over.
Pick another shape, or move the players, in the game’s team editor.
Kit clashes
Canada’s home kit clashes with 32 of the other 47 sides’ — too close in colour, or both dark or both light. Then the CPU’s side changes first, as FIFA has the second-named side do. Against Netherlands and Ivory Coast, you change too, playing as Canada.
Where to start
Nearby in the rankings
- #7 Brazil
- #8 Sweden
- #9 Canada
- #10 Denmark
- #11 Netherlands
Mixed: men and women on one side, #15 of 32 ★★★★★★★★★★
Play mixedRatings: Fame Football’s own Elo from Mart Jürisoo’s men’s and women’s international results (CC0), updated 29 September 2026. Formations: match reports, line-ups and previews from each side’s latest matches. Not affiliated with any federation; kits are plain colours. All the rankings.