One step closer to Qatar. The Canadian men’s national team may not be mathematically qualified for the World Cup yet, but having defeated El Salvador 2-0 on the road to round off this three-match window, Canada is potentially one game away from clinching its first World Cup berth in 36 years. It also snapped decades-long winless runs in Honduras and El Salvador while clearing the final hurdle for this group: winning in Central America, where previous Canadian sides have traditionally struggled. Here are three thoughts from Wednesday’s victory. Hutchinson bails out Canada As inadvertent as it might’ve been, Atiba Hutchinson saved some of Canada’s blushes with one of the most bizarre goals you’ll ever watch. “Didn’t know much of it to be honest,” Hutchinson said after the game. “From what I remember, Cyle [Larin] made a good effort at getting free of his man, staying on his feet, not going down to ground. Once he got into the clear, I just tried to make my run first post … he play...