- Cyle Larin came off the bench and scored within minutes to rescue a 1-1 draw — Canada’s first-ever point at a men’s World Cup and only their second World Cup goal (after Alphonso Davies).
- Alphonso Davies missed the match with a hamstring injury and his absence was obvious — Canada dominated possession but lacked his direct threat and clinical finishing.
- Bosnia & Herzegovina looked well-organized and dangerous, handing Toronto Stadium’s 43,000 fans a tense, dramatic home debut for World Cup soccer.
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