Canada had failed to secure a win or even score a goal since Marsch’s arrival last month, losing 4-0 to the Netherlands, drawing 0-0 with France and going down 2-0 to Argentina in their Copa opener.
But Jonathan David’s second-half winner in tough conditions in Kansas City on Tuesday marked a turning point, Marsch said.
“I look at the result, and I know that the guys are excited to make history,” he told reporters. “That was a big moment. But I look at it more as the situation that the team was in. It was hot. “First half, we have a good start, but then Peru started pushing us … We talked about wanting to make a big statement, to make history, to show that we’re ready for bigger challenges. “We responded in the second half in a really good way. I thought the subs we made, that all three players came on and helped the match.” Canada made full use of their numerical advantage after Peru defender Miguel Araujo was sent off early in the second half for a heavy challenge on Jacob Shaffelburg.
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