With only 5 rated matches on file, Canada's 1496 is an early estimate rather than a settled figure.
40% of their season — 2 matches — has finished without conceding. Split into parts: 1.07 attack, 0.98 defence — on the latter, lower is better. Their position corresponds to the top 39.0% of rated sides. The season average sits at 1.80 for, 1.20 against. That season comes to 5 matches with 9 at one end and 6 at the other. Across the most recent five: 2 won, 2 lost. 6-0 is the scoreline they will point to, 6 goals the season's widest. Their leading marksman is Jonathan David, 3 goals. 5 rated matches sit behind the current figure of 1496. Globally the model places them 1735th out of 4,449. Relative to a 47-team field: 10 points below the average rating, scores 0.06 above the mean going forward, concedes 0.04 below it at the back. Scoring ran at 1.80 a game with 1.20 conceded. The worst of the season went the other way, 0-3, 3 goals adrift. The comparison set covers results from 2025. The run carries a +3 goal difference.
Our elo-poisson-v1 model produced the above from the full match record.