
After months of waiting, Canada finally found out its opponent for the nation’s first men’s World Cup game on home soil on Tuesday, confirming a matchup against No. 66-ranked Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 12 in Toronto.
After drawing 1–1 in regular time and holding out through extra time, the Eastern European nation upset No. 12-ranked Italy in a penalty shootout 4–1 in front of a chaotic crowd in Zenica, clinching its spot in this summer’s tournament through the UEFA Path A qualifying bracket.