Set to make just its third-ever World Cup appearance, Canada is looking to forge an unexpected run on home soil this summer—and it all starts against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto on June 12.
The Reds come into the tournament in search of its first win on the world stage, having lost all six of its previous matches across the 1986 and 2022 editions. A favorable draw and impressive growth under Jesse Marsch have the host nation dreaming of more than just three points, though.
