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Canada opened the 2026 World Cup with a 1-1 home draw against Bosnia & Herzegovina, highlighting vulnerable set-piece marking, a finishing drought (David’s early miss and limited shots), and a late equalizer by Cyle Larin after a spark from Ismaël Koné. With no World Cup wins yet, Canada must secure at least one victory against Qatar or Switzerland to advance from Group B.
Substitute Cyle Larin rescued Canada with a late equaliser to earn a 1-1 World Cup opener draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina, delivering Canada’s first World Cup point after Jonathan David’s early miss; Marsch’s reshuffle—including Larin and Promise David—turned the game and produced a much-needed result.
Substitute Cyle Larin equalised just 121 seconds after coming on to secure Canada’s first-ever World Cup point in a 1-1 Group B draw with Bosnia-Herzegovina, as Canada dominated with 13 shots but lacked finishing and played without Alphonso Davies due to injury.
Canada earned their first World Cup point in history by drawing 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto, as substitute Cyle Larin struck late to cancel out Jovo Lukic’s opener. With captain Alphonso Davies out through injury and a missed early chance from Jonathan David, Canada regrouped after the break and secured a point that keeps their knockout-stage hopes alive ahead of their next group game against Qatar.
Canada’s Cyle Larin came off the bench and scored with his first touch just 121 seconds after entering, earning a 1-1 World Cup 2026 opener draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina and giving Canada their first World Cup point on home soil after Lukic’s first international goal put the visitors ahead.