Win can ignite Canada's World Cup campaign, says Priestman

Canada went behind to a stunning goal directly from a corner in the fourth minute, but rallied to equalise on the stroke of halftime before completing the turnaround early in the second half.
Canada’s Jordyn Huitema and Sinead Farrelly of Ireland. Pic: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Canada’s Jordyn Huitema and Sinead Farrelly of Ireland. Pic: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Canada's ability to come back and beat Ireland 2-1 on Wednesday could prove to be the pivotal moment for the Olympic champions in their Women's World Cup campaign, coach Bev Priestman said.

Canada went behind to a stunning goal directly from a corner in the fourth minute, but rallied to equalise on the stroke of halftime before completing the turnaround early in the second half.

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