Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina draw in World Cup opener in Toronto

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 4:32 AM

Last updated Jun 13, 2026

Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina draw in World Cup opener in Toronto
Summary

Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina played to a 1-1 draw during their World Cup opener in Toronto on June 13, 2026. The game was marked by a vibrant atmosphere, with Canadian fans creating a strong home advantage that helped lift the team from a nervous start. Defender Alistair Johnston highlighted the significance of the crowd, which was largely pro-Canada. Johnston noted the team's intent to maintain focus while managing the pressures of a home World Cup. Next, Canada will look to build on this performance in its upcoming matches in Vancouver.

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  • Match ended 1-1 between Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  • Toronto hosted the game, drawing a large pro-Canada crowd.
  • Alistair Johnston emphasized the crowd's positive impact on the team.
  • Canada aims to build momentum in upcoming group stage games.
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  • 4:32 AMYahoo SportsFor Alistair Johnston and many Canada supporters, Toronto took World Cup to new heights
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Four hours before kickoff, red and white smoke billowed up from the tailgaters on the street and around the railing of the elevated expressway. Canadian fans were at another level for their day playing on and hosting the big stage.

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