Canada plans to win Group B for injured Koné after 6-0 victory

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Last updated Jun 19, 2026

Canada plans to win Group B for injured Koné after 6-0 victory
Summary

Canada's men's soccer team seeks to secure first place in Group B following a 6-0 win against Qatar on June 19 in Vancouver. This victory marks Canada's first win in their inaugural World Cup. Unfortunately, Ismaël Koné suffered a suspected broken leg during the match, necessitating surgery and sidelining him for the tournament. Coach Jesse Marsch and the players, including striker Cyle Larin, expressed a commitment to perform for Koné moving forward. The team will next play Switzerland, where a win would solidify their position at the top of the group.

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  • Canada defeated Qatar 6-0 in Group B.
  • Ismaël Koné suffered a suspected broken leg during the match.
  • Koné is undergoing surgery after the injury.
  • The team aims to win the next match against Switzerland.
  • Cyle Larin expressed support for Koné and determination to succeed.
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  • 3:11 PMYahoo SportsCanada vow to win group for Koné after suspected broken leg
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World Cup co-hosts Canada want to win Group B for Ismaël Koné after he became the latest squad member to suffer a suspected broken leg. He was having surgery in the aftermath of Thursday's 6-0 victory over Qatar in Vancouver, Canada'a first ever men's World Cup win.

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