Canada opens its World Cup journey against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto

Toronto —
Attention turns today to Toronto Stadium, where the Canadian national team opens its journey in the 2026 World Cup by facing the Bosnia and Herzegovina team, as part of the first round of Group B competitions.

The match carries a special historic significance, as it will be the first men's World Cup final match held on Canadian soil, in a tournament hosted by Canada in partnership with the United States and Mexico.

The match kicks off at 3:00 PM Toronto time, which is 10:00 PM Egypt and Saudi Arabia time, and 11:00 PM UAE time.

Group B includes the teams of Canada, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Qatar, and Switzerland, making the start against Bosnia an important stage for the Canadian team seeking a strong start in front of its fans.

The Canadian team enters the match with the ambition to capitalize on the home advantage and the crowd, while the Bosnia and Herzegovina team aims to confirm its presence in its return to the global stage and start its journey with a positive result.

This is the first historical encounter between the two teams, adding a special dimension to the match, which is expected to witness a large crowd and exceptional atmosphere in Canada's largest city.