Jonathan David scores hat trick in Canada's World Cup win over Qatar
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 12:27 AM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Canada achieved a 6-0 victory against Qatar in the Men's World Cup on June 18 in Vancouver. Jonathan David starred by scoring his first-ever World Cup goal and completing a hat trick, joining Bert Patenaude as the only CONCACAF player to do so. This victory marks Canada's first in a Men's World Cup and makes them the first team from outside Europe and South America to score five or more goals in a single match. David's performance signals a resurgence for the team after prior struggles.
- •Canada wins 6-0 against Qatar in the Men's World Cup.
- •Jonathan David scores a hat trick, including his first World Cup goal.
- •Canada is the first team outside Europe/South America to score five goals in a match.
- •This victory marks Canada's first in any Men's World Cup.
- •David joins Bert Patenaude as the only CONCACAF player with a World Cup hat trick.
- 12:27 AMYahoo Sports — Jonathan David matches World Cup feat not seen in almost 100 years 🇨🇦
"Canada have finally registered a victory in the Men's World Cup after beating Qatar 6-0 on Thursday in Vancouver. The star man of the show was one Jonathan David, who finally found his way to the back...
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