At the end of the second day of the Indoor Pan American Cup, Canada and the United States defined the second finalist. The locals hit at the right moments of the match and took it away with a resounding 5 to 1, so they will be Argentina's rivals in the final match of the tournament.

The first to creat a clear goal situation was the Canadian team with a penalty stroke at 6 ', but goalkeeper Jonathan Klages managed to stop it. With a minute left in the first quarter, Aki Kaeppeler managed to convert through the penalty corner and put the United States ahead.

At 15 'Canada achieved the tie through Gurtej Dhaliwal. Two minutes later, Jagpreet Singh saw the green card and just a minute later, the American team captain, Pat Harris, put his team ahead again.

Already in the third quarter, Jagpreet Singh received a yellow card for a severe infraction at 23 ’. Almost immediately, again through the penalty corner, Kaeppeler scored for the United States and turn to a 3 -1. With time already up, the locals scored again from the set play, this time at the hands of JaJa Kentwell.

In the last 10 minutes of the match, the host team of the tournament knew how to handle the advantage and play with the desperation of its rival. With three minutes to go, Canadian Lyle Fernandes saw the yellow card and the United States took advantage of the moment with a new effective penalty corner, as Harris added his second goal in the game and closed the scoring in a resounding 5 to 1. Thus, the American team will define the tournament together with Argentina at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday.