Canada faces Bosnia and Herzegovina this Friday (12), starting at 4pm (Brasília time), at BMO Field, in Toronto. The duel opens the first round of Group B of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Canadian team appears ranked 30th in the FIFA rankings, while Bosnia and Herzegovina occupies 64th place. The clash marks the debut of both teams in the competition.
The referee of the match will be Argentine Facundo Raul Tello Figueroa. He averages 5.39 cards per game.
Possible lineups
Canada should take to the field with a 4-4-2 formation, with Crépeau in goal; Johnston, Fougerolles, Cornelius and Laryea in defense; Buchanan, Eustaquio, Ahmed and Millar in the middle; David and Larin in attack.
Bosnia and Herzegovina should also use 4-4-2, with Vasilj in goal; Dedić, Katić, Muharemović and Kolašinac in the defensive line; Bajraktarević, Bašić, Tahirović and Memić in midfield; Baždar and Demirović up front.
Coaches
Jesse Marsch runs Canada. On the other side, Sergej Barbarez manages Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Injuries and suspensions
Canada is without Moise Bombito, with a muscle injury. In Bosnia, Haris Tabaković is also out due to a muscle problem.
About the match
The Canadian team momentarily leads Group B, with Bosnia in second place. The game takes place at BMO Field, in Toronto, and is part of the group stage of the World Cup.
The clash pits two teams looking for important points in their debut. Canada plays at home and has the support of the local fans.
Where to watch
In Brazil, the live broadcast is carried out by CazéTV, on YouTube. The match can also be followed on streaming platforms and official coverage websites.
