Marsch emphasizes need for hostile crowds as Canada plays Bosnia
ESPN Soccer • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 12:26 AM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
Canada head coach Jesse Marsch acknowledged the significant role of the home crowd during their World Cup match against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto. He described the atmosphere as a 'hostile environment' that contributed to the team's performance, helping them secure their first World Cup point. Looking ahead, Marsch underscored the importance of continued support from fans to enhance their competitive advantage in future matches.
- •Canada earns first World Cup point against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- •Match took place in Toronto.
- •Marsch praised the home crowd's impact on performance.
- •He highlighted the need for continued fan support.
- 12:45 AMESPN Soccer — Marsch: Canada need 'hostile' home crowds in WC
"Canada head coach Jesse Marsch credited the home crowd in Toronto with creating a "hostile environment" that pushed his side to their first ever World Cup point against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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