Canada draws Bosnia-Herzegovina in first Toronto World Cup match

Canada opened its first FIFA World Cup match in Toronto with a 11 draw against BosniaHerzegovina on Friday. Cyle Larin scored the equalizer late in the second half after Bosnia took the lead earlier in the game. The result gives Canada one point in group play and keeps its hopes of reaching the knockout stage alive. It was also Canada’s firstever World Cup draw and first point in the tournament. Fans from both sides filled the city with pregame marches, songs and watch parties, creating a lively atmosphere around Toronto Stadium. Supporters said the event felt memorable regardless of the final score, with many describing the day as a celebration of soccer and community. Canada’s next match is against Qatar in Vancouver on June 18. Toronto is scheduled to host five more World Cup games later in the tournament.