It was a moment of brilliant and audacious skill on the pitch, the likes of which have rarely been produced by a Canadian not named Alphonso Davies. But then, Jonathan David isn’t your average forward, and although often overshadowed by Davies, he is just as important to a Canadian side looking to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1986. Canada’s 2-0 victory in Honduras on Thursday in a crucial CONCACAF qualifier owed so much to the team’s overall discipline and professionalism, as well as some spectacular saves from goalkeeper Milan Borjan. It was David’s spectacular goal in the 73rd minute, though, that put the dagger through the surging Hondurans and sealed an important victory for Canada, who sits atop the qualifying table with a slender one-point lead over the United States. David, a 22-year-old native of Ottawa, should be front and centre again for Canada when it hosts the U.S. on Sunday at Hamilton’s Tim Hortons Field in another marquee World Cup qualifier....