Canada U-20 is the national under-twenty football team of Canada, slotted into Group J of the youth World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. It banks points early through a win and a draw during the group phase.
Canada U-20 stands as Canada's under-twenty national football team. In the narrative it takes part in the youth World Cup within Group J. The side is listed as active and first appears in the manga's 329th chapter.
Canada makes a steady start to the group stage. It edges Bahrain by a single goal in its first outing, then shares the points with Ghana in a drawn second game, though neither final score is confirmed. A remaining group match against Croatia has yet to be decided.

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Canada U-20 opens well in the Blue Lock story, beating Bahrain by a single goal before drawing with Ghana in its second group match. A final group fixture against Croatia is still to be played.
Canada U-20 is placed in Group J for the group phase of the U-20 World Cup in Blue Lock.
Canada U-20 first appears in chapter 329 of the Blue Lock manga.
No, Canada U-20 is a fictional inclusion. The real Canadian team did not take part in the actual under-twenty World Cup held in Poland.
No individual Canada U-20 players are named in the story. The team appears only as a collective opponent in the group stage.
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