VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Jesse Marsch might not have been on the touchline as the Canada head coach serves a two-match suspension for a red card in March, but Canada still showed all the hallmarks of a Marsch-led team as they ran Honduras into the ground to open their Gold Cup campaign.

This is the Gold Cup opener for both teams, as they look to navigate their way through Group B, which also includes El Salvador and Curaçao. Canada has a decent chance to finish at or near the top of the group standings, but they would need to get off to a good start here.

Canada will look to get off on the right foot in CONCACAF Gold Cup play on Tuesday night when they host Honduras in Vancouver. The Gold Cup has been a staple of the continental football landscape since 1991. While the U.S., Canada and Mexico have dominated the tournament, it has given smaller countries the opportunity to play at a high level.