Canada dominated Romania in a comprehensive friendly victory on 5 September, winning 3–0 through superior clinical finishing and attacking intent. The visitors controlled the match with 16 shots compared to Romania's 11, whilst generating an expected goals figure of 1.8 against the hosts' 1.04, reflecting their sustained pressure throughout. Canada's 4–4–2 formation proved effective in breaking down Romania's 4–3–3 setup, with Jonathan David among the goalscorers as the away side converted their chances with ruthless efficiency. Romania managed only two shots on target despite 11 attempts, highlighting their inability to capitalise on limited opportunities, whilst Canada's goalkeeper made eight saves at a 62.5 per cent rate, though the defence was rarely seriously tested given the attacking dominance. The gulf in execution between the sides was evident in the final scoreline, with Canada's superior shot conversion rate proving decisive. This result underscores Canada's growing attacking potency ahead of upcoming qualifiers.