Not only is this Canada’s first appearance as a co-host of world soccer’s biggest tournament, but it is also the first-ever meeting with Bosnia and Herzegovina, meaning there is no head-to-head history to suggest who will come out on top in this 2026 World Cup Group B encounter.
Canada did not need to go through qualifying, making it slightly more difficult to gauge its exact level heading into the tournament. However, recent form offers encouragement. In its last 11 matches, Canada has suffered just one defeat, a loss to Australia last October.
