By Braden Chalker Canada return to action this summer in hopes of avoiding a group-stage exit at Copa America 2024. Before the appointment of Jesse Marsch, most thought that Canada were a lock to finish at the bottom of Group A against Argentina, Chile and Peru. Now, with the former Leeds United boss at the helm, the US’ northern neighbors could make noise early on in the tournament. It will still be difficult for Canada to get past Chile in a battle for the runners-up spot in Group A — assuming that Argentina secure first place in the group. Should Canada stand a chance in their competitive …