19 game-day party recipes to help you cheer on Team Canada

Canada’s team is back and ready to win the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 France. With the tournament having started on June 7th and Canada playing well so far, it’s the perfect time to gather your friends and throw a game-day party to cheer on the nation. Trust us, they’ll appreciate your support as they face off against some of the best teams in the world. Are you excited to watch the kick-butt ladies – well, you know – kick some butt?!

With all the cheering and supporting you and your guests are going to be doing, you’re going to want some delicious food to keep you energized. Whether it’s before, during, or after, hearty party food will help you make it all the way from kick-off to the final whistle. Without further ado, we present The Loop‘s picks of the best game-day recipes so you can cheer on team Canada with a full belly!

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19 game-day party recipes to help you cheer on Team Canada

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  Oven-charred tomato-stuffed peppers

  You might want to wait until half-time to serve these stuffed peppers - they're so good they might distract from the game! Pop them in the oven at kickoff and they'll be ready in no time.

  Find the recipe here.

• Tomato and ricotta tartlets

  These cute little tartlets probably taste like what scoring a penalty shot feels like. They're so light and delicate, you might want to double the recipe in case everyone wants seconds!

  Find the recipe here.

• Pull-apart cheesy garlic bread

  This isn't your average garlic bread. Packed with gooey cheese, it's divided into pieces so that people don't just take the whole loaf when they taste how delicious it is.

  Find the recipe here.

• A game changing seafood platter

  While this seafood platter may not change the game on TV, it will definitely blow your mind with its elaborate range of flavours. With a fantastic cocktail sauce for dipping, we can just picture this sitting in front of you as you watch Canada score a goal.

  Find the recipe here.

• Canadiana punch

  All that yelling at the TV might get you and your guests a little thirsty. Don't worry - we've got you covered with this epic Canadian punch. Go Canada!

  Find the recipe here.

• Butter roasted tomatoes with mozzarella and baguette for dipping

  We loved this appetizer so much, we knew it would be perfect for a game-day party. Dip away at a savoury tomato mozzarella dish - and make sure double the recipe so everyone can have some.

  Find the recipe here.

• Corn, tomato, and zucchini bruschetta

  Half time! These sourdough slices are topped with an outstanding bruschetta that is sure to replenish you after some intense soccer.

  Find the recipe here.

• Duck wings

  Wings are perfect for watching sports because you don't need to take your eyes off the TV to eat one. Try some duck wings instead of chicken for the World Cup - crispy, braised and with a little kick of spice, they're truly something special.

  Find the recipe here.

• Sweet potato black bean nacho bake

  You didn't think we would forget nachos, did you? These aren't your typical chips, however - loaded with everything from sweet potato to cauliflower, these bad boys have something for everyone.

  Find the recipe here.

• Boozy orange floats

  You've heard of an orange float, sure. But it's the World Cup, so it's time to add some alcohol. It can even help you cheer on team Canada a little bit louder than usual 😉 .

  Find the recipe here.

• Mac and cheese poppers

  Rumour has it, these mac and cheese poppers taste better if Canada wins. They're pretty much a guaranteed ooey, gooey fan favourite either way though.

  Find the recipe here.

• Game day buffalo shrimp

  Shrimp are so underrated when it comes to game-time snacks, but that changes today. This appetizer is served with a blue cheese dip that tantalizes your taste buds, and deep-fried with a beer batter that you won't be able to get enough of.

  Find the recipe here.

• Garlic buttered cheese breadsticks

  It's pretty tough to find someone who doesn't like garlic and cheese, making this a pretty safe bet to be the winner when it comes to your guests. Super easy to make and even easier to eat, they're the perfect finger food for after kick-off.

  Find the recipe here.

• Hot lobster dip with old bay potato chips

  This is a bit of an extravagant one, but trust us, SO worth the effort. Dip the Old Bay seasoned chips and taste a full range of seafood-inspired seasonings and spices. Just don't forget to pass it around, just like the soccer ball.

  Find the recipe here.

• PEI stuffed potatoes

  We snuck in another Canadian recipe because go Canada! These bite sized potates are a pretty filling party food, and the best part is they are totally customizable with whatever your favourite ingredients are.

  Find the recipe here.

• Pizza poppers with marinara sauce

  If you thought pizza couldn't get any better, we're happy to inform you that we found a way it can. Bite-sized for convenient munching, these pizza bites are packed with the ingredients you know and love, and are served with a marinara sauce that is unbelievably good.

  Find the recipe here.

• Spiced turkey patties with mango, cilantro, and lemon mayonnaise

  With a touch of fruity delight, these turkey patties will keep grumbling bellies from interrupting the most tense moments of the game.

  Find the recipe here.

• Taco pizza

  Why decide between tacos and pizza when you can have both? With all the classic taco ingredients, the Canadian women's team would probably LOVE this in celebration of their upcoming victories.

  Find the recipe here.

• Spicy chips with the dip

  Inspired by the recent success of another Canadian sports team (*cough* go Raptors! *cough*), these chips will let you crunch your way through 90 minutes of play without missing a beat to stand up for a snack.

  Find the recipe here.