To call beIN Sport's rollout of its online Canadian service a "soft launch" might be a bit of an understatement.

The Canadian Soccer Association and the Football Association of the Czech Republic have announced plans for their Nov. 15 friendly.

Sometimes, draws feel like losses. And, sometimes, they feel like wins. Tuesday’s 1-1 draw with Iran definitely falls into the latter category.

Both sides could have had more goals. Canadian midfielder Marco Bustos had a fantastic first-half effort denied by the fingertips of Austrian keeper Alexander Schlager. And, with less than 20 minutes to play and the score level at 2-2, Bustos saw his drive go off the bar.

And even though the late autumn/early winter conditions in Edmonton won’t be anything close to the July conditions we’ll see at the 2015 Women’s World Cup, Herdman said that getting a friendly in at the stadium where Canada will open the tournament will be vital to the team’s preparations. And, he said the cold can be a coaching tool, to see “if the players can focus on the task at hand.”

But it didn’t come to pass. Canada now has gone eight international matches without scoring a goal. The last marker came back on March 22, against Japan.

“For us, it (the result) doesn’t matter,” Floro said through a translator in a media conference call Thanksgiving Monday. “We play (so we can play) in our system.”

Canada is already preparing its men’s side for the next round of U-20 World Cup qualifying.

Maybe he's out to prove a point. For the second league game in a row, Haber has scored the match-winning goal. On Monday, he scored in the 73rd minute to give Apollon Limassol a 1-0 lead over Doxa in Cyprus League action. Apollon would go on to win the game 2-0.

Canadian striker Marcus Haber has taken on the role of super sub with his new team, Notts County.