Canada plays Bosnia and Herzegovina to a 1-1 draw in the first FIFA World Cup match held on Canadian soil, earning Canada their first ever World Cup point. The game is played in Toronto at Toronto Stadium/BMO Field. Bosnia takes the lead in the first half when Jovo Lukic scores a header in the 21st minute. Canada responds and continues to press for an equaliser, creating chances and maintaining pressure for much of the match. With time running out, Canada makes a change and substitute Cyle Larin scores the equaliser in the 78th minute, leveling the score to finish 1-1. Multiple reports describe the match as closely contested, with Bosnia defending deeply and threatening mainly through set pieces and limited opportunities. Overall, Canada’s late equaliser prevents an opening defeat and provides momentum for their World Cup campaign as they move on to their next fixtures.