Canada wins 6-0 over Qatar amid serious injury to Ismaël Koné

Canada secured a significant 6-0 victory over Qatar at BC Place in Toronto on June 18, marking the largest win by a Concacaf national team in World Cup history. The match saw Jonathan David score a hat-trick and Nathan Saliba net the first free-kick goal of this World Cup. However, the win was overshadowed by a serious injury to midfielder Ismaël Koné, who suffered a fractured left leg during a challenge in the second half. He was immediately taken to a hospital, while players expressed their anger towards Qatari player Assim Omer Madibo, who received a red card for the challenge. Canada now moves to four points and leads their group on goal difference as they prepare for their next match against Switzerland on June 24.

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