Miles Robinson and Tajon Buchanan, former Syracuse soccer stars, have successfully advanced to the knockout stage of the World Cup. Both players have been pivotal for their respective teams, with Buchanan starting every match for Canada, which finished second in Group B, and Robinson earning his first World Cup cap against Türkiye. Buchanan will play South Africa at 3 p.m. on Sunday, while Robinson and the U.S. face Bosnia-Herzegovina on Wednesday, July 1 at 8 p.m. Both matches will be broadcast on FOX.

By the Numbers
  • Buchanan scored 12 goals and recorded 6 assists during his two-year tenure with Syracuse.
  • Robinson started in all 42 games during his Syracuse career.
State of Play
  • Buchanan is competing in his second World Cup, having previously assisted Canada’s first-ever goal in a World Cup match in 2022.
  • Robinson has also represented the U.S. in the 2024 Paris Olympics, showcasing his skill on an international level.
What's Next

Buchanan’s upcoming match against South Africa will be key for Canada as they seek to advance further in the tournament. Robinson will aim to make an impactful performance in the U.S.'s clash with Bosnia-Herzegovina, continuing his journey in this prestigious competition.

Bottom Line

The successful advancement of Robinson and Buchanan highlights the growing impact of Syracuse soccer on the international stage, setting the stage for exciting matches ahead for both players and their national teams.