Canada and Bosnia-Herzegovina play their first-ever World Cup match on Canadian soil and finish 1-1 in their opening game. The co-hosts earn their first World Cup point at home after waiting for a positive result at football’s top tournament. Multiple reports describe the match as closely contested, with Canada scoring an equaliser in the second half to level the score following Bosnia’s earlier advantage. The draw takes place in Toronto, marking the first World Cup finals fixture ever held in Canada. Coverage across outlets aligns on the final result and the historical context for Canada, noting that it is their first World Cup point and that the game is their debut in a home World Cup finals match. One outlet also highlights a refereeing emphasis on time-wasting, referring to a strict short restart or “five-second” approach, but the broader consensus remains focused on the shared outcome and key scoring timing. Overall, the match ends as a tie, with both teams taking one point apiece in their tournament beginnings.