The 2026 FIFA World Cup recorded its first draw as hosts Canada battled to a 1-1 result against Bosnia and Herzegovina in a Group stage encounter.
With the tournament gathering momentum, both sides settled for a point after an entertaining contest that saw each team dominate different phases of the game.
Bosnia and Herzegovina struck first in the 21st minute through Jovan Lukic to take an early lead and head into the halftime break with a 1-0 advantage.
Canada responded strongly after the interval and eventually found the breakthrough in the 78th minute when Cyle Larin scored to restore parity and ignite celebrations among the home supporters.
Despite late efforts from both teams to snatch victory, neither side could find a decisive goal as the match ended 1-1.
The result marks the first drawn game of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and leaves the group finely balanced as teams continue their push for a place in the knockout rounds.
Canada will take encouragement from their second-half response, while Bosnia and Herzegovina may reflect on missed opportunities after surrendering their early advantage.
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