Canadian super star Christine Sinclair has boasted and also urge her side that there’s no room to underestimate any team ahead of the World Cup that will kick off on Thursday night by 10:30pm. 

The Maple leafs seems to be in their peak form as they remain unbeaten in their last five games. 

Sinclair, who will be participating in her sixth World Cup, warned against underestimating her side and also urge the team not to look down on any team, if they want to have a remarkable result in the World Cup.

According to Sinclair, she said “We were overlooked heading into the Tokyo Olympics and showed what we can do,” said the 40-year-old forward, whose incredible 190 goals in 323 appearances for her country has made her the all-time leading scorer in international football.

“We can beat any team in the world,” she said. “It’s contagious (winning), you want to do it again and it’s just motivated us to prove to the world what we can do again.”

Canada have qualified for every World Cup except the inaugural edition in 1991, with a fourth-placed finish in 2003 as the highlight. They were knocked out in the round of 16 in France four years ago.