Marsch dismisses US politics talk as Pochettino praises Canada counterpart ahead of friendly
The two coaches exchanged comments before Tuesday's match between the United States and Canada.
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Canada manager Jesse Marsch played down talk surrounding United States politics ahead of Tuesday's match between the two national teams, describing such discussion as "big talk."
His comments came as US coach Mauricio Pochettino offered praise for his opposite number, with both managers addressing reporters in the build-up to the fixture.
The match brings together two North American sides with contrasting managerial setups, as Marsch, an American coach now leading Canada, and Pochettino, who took charge of the US men's national team, prepare their squads for the encounter.
Neither coach's full remarks were detailed beyond the exchange about politics and mutual respect, with further build-up and team news expected as kickoff approaches.
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