1:58 p.m. Pacific
The match ends in a draw.
However, it was Canada’s first-ever point in a men’s World Cup.
Canada’s next action in Group B is June 18 (3 p.m. Pacific) versus Qatar at BC Place in Vancouver.
1:51 p.m. Pacific
Six minutes of stoppage time has been added. The game is still 1-1.
1:40 p.m. Pacific
Canada scores its first goal, tying the game.
Just minutes after coming on as a substitute, Cyle Larin drew Canada even at the 78-minute mark, blasting home a shot from just inside the box to make it 1-1.
1:03 p.m. Pacific
Team Canada has some work to do.
The Canadians currently trail Bosnia-Herzegovina 1-0 at halftime, in the first men’s World Cup match to be played in this country at Toronto Stadium.
Striker Jovo Lukic opened the scoring for Bosnia-Herzegovina on 21 minutes after a flick from Sead Kolasinac from an Esmir Bajraktarevic corner.
Canada carried the play in the opening half, controlling two-thirds of possession time and winning 10 corner kicks but only managed one shot on goal in eight attempts.
The scene at Surrey Soccer Fan Zone on Day 2 for Canada’s first match of the #WorldCup. Very full here with lots of local students #SurreyBc @SurreyNowLeader pic.twitter.com/cNJqwarGnO
— Tom Zillich (@TomZillich) June 12, 2026