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A pair of second-half penalty kicks from Jonathan David gave the Canada men’s national team<\/a> a comeback 2-2 draw<\/a> in Saturday’s international friendly vs. Iceland at Toronto FC<\/a>‘s BMO Field.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Head coach Jesse Marsch’s group will conclude the March international window on Tuesday, welcoming Tunisia to BMO Field as they navigate final preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup<\/a>.<\/p>\n Iceland snatched the lead inside 10 minutes, when forward Orri \u00d3skarsson pounced on a wayward backpass by\u00a0Kamal Miller<\/a>, then converted the breakaway attempt past goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair<\/a>. \u00d3skarsson found his brace just after the 20-minute mark, running onto a feed from Mikael Ellertsson and lashing a first-time shot into the net.<\/p>\n Les Rouges struck back in the second half, however, getting a pair of goals from the penalty spot via David.<\/p>\n The Juventus striker first got Canada on the scoresheet in the 67th minute, converting a spot-kick drawn by former New England Revolution<\/a> standout Tajon Buchanan. Eight minutes later, he equalized from the spot thanks to a foul won by forward Daniel Jebbison.<\/p>\n Canada went down to 10 men in the 80th minute after Buchanan was sent off for a high elbow on Ellertsson, but managed to see out the 2-2 final.<\/p>\nGoals<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n