“What I want to try and do is remove the fear of making mistakes and the fear of giving the ball away. Because if we want to score more goals, we need to take more risks, we need to be more creative,” she said. Canada will also need to add some physicality Friday when they meet No. 33 Argentina, Stoney said, noting that she also wants her team not to get frustrated and to “control the controllables.” Exercising all those elements on home soil in front of family, friends and Canadian fans will be special, the coach added. “Being a head coach, I think is a huge privilege. Being a head coach of this team especially, I’m really proud. They’re good people. They’re great players,” Stoney said. “And I think together, collectively, if we can go in the right direction, put the right things in place, and get it right tactically, technically, and we have the right fit and available players at the right times, maybe we could do something special.”