Through 90 minutes, Canada sent a message to the 10th ranked team by FIFA, as they came away with a crucial three points against Mexico and took the top spot in the CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying standings. Before the match was even played, there were concerns with temperatures dropping to minus-8 degrees for kickoff and the grounds crew working hard to remove the snow at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton. Fortunately for Canada, the match was played and the snow didn’t factor into the conditions on the pitch — but it did provide a heritage moment. The match had its fair share of drama, especially in injury time, where the tension reached a new level as Mexico cut Canada’s lead to 2-1. Then it was goalkeeper Milan Borjan who came up with a heroic save to ensure that Canada secured the win. MILAN BORJAN HOW!? #CANMNT pic.twitter.com/w3D8ORwIQA — Tim and Friends (@timandfriends) November 17, 2021 While there is still a long way to go before Canada can secure a spot in next year’s...