Co-host Canada earns its first-ever World Cup point on home soil after drawing 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina in its opening match. Multiple outlets report that Cyle Larin scores in the 78th minute to level the game, giving Canada a late boost and securing the result despite facing an opponent that had taken the lead earlier. The Independent, Belfast Telegraph, and other sources describe Larin as a substitute who strikes late to rally Canada, with Canada ending the match level at 1-1. Coverage also notes that this is Canada’s first point in a World Cup, and that it comes in its third World Cup appearance and on home turf as co-hosts. Taken together, the reports agree on the match result, the timing and scorer of Canada’s goal, and the significance of the point for the Canadian team. No other goals or major events are highlighted consistently across the sources provided.