By Andrew Gastelum When Canada’s men were last in the World Cup 36 years ago, it went horribly wrong, but this new generation has the bright young stars to make some noise. The U.S.’s neighbor to the north was one of the biggest stories of World Cup qualifying around the world, topping the Concacaf Octagonal by going unbeaten in its first 11 matches (which included wins over Mexico and the United States). No country conceded less and scored more goals in Concacaf qualifying than Canada, the latter thanks in part to Jonathan David and Cyle Larin scoring 11 of its 23. Next up is the country’s fi…