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World Cup 2026 ▸ The Complete Match Guide
Group B · Matchday 1 · Fri, Jun 12, 2026 · BMO Field, Toronto
Full Time✗ Pick Missed: Canada to win
Canada11Bosnia & Herzegovina
Jovo Lukic21'(Sead Kolasinac)
Cyle Larin78'(Promise David)
Starting Lineups ▾

Canada (4-4-2)

  1. 1. Maxime Crepeau
  2. 2. Alistair Johnston
  3. 3. Luc de Fougerolles
  4. 4. Derek Cornelius
  5. 5. Richie Laryea
  6. 6. Tajon Buchanan
  7. 7. Ismael Kone
  8. 8. Stephen Eustaquio
  9. 9. Liam Millar
  10. 10. Jonathan David
  11. 11. Tani Oluwaseyi

Bosnia & Herzegovina (4-3-3)

  1. 1. Nikola Vasilj
  2. 2. Amar Dedic
  3. 3. Nikola Katic
  4. 4. Tarik Muharemovic
  5. 5. Sead Kolasinac
  6. 6. Esmir Bajraktarevic
  7. 7. Ivan Basic
  8. 8. Benjamin Tahirovic
  9. 9. Amar Memic
  10. 10. Ermedin Demirovic
  11. 11. Jovo Lukic
GROUP BMATCHDAY 1

Canada 1–1 Bosnia & Herzegovina: World Cup 2026 Result

By The 7 Oracles · · BMO Field, Toronto

Quick Answer

Canada 1–1 Bosnia & Herzegovina — full time, 2026 World Cup Group B. Goals: Lukic 21', Larin 78'. Our pre-match call (Canada to win) missed.

GROUP B · MATCHDAY 1FRI · JUN 12
CANADA
VS
BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
60.0%
22.0%
18.0%
CAN
-150
DRAW
+355
BOS
+456
GOALS PREDICTIONS
1.85 xG
2.96
TOTAL
1.12 xG
O1.5
81.5%
-441
O2.5
56.9%
-132
O3.5
34.5%
+190
BTTS
58.6%
-142
MOST LIKELY SCORES
1-1
12.6%
2-1
9.8%
2-0
8.8%
1-0
7.6%
0-0
7.1%
ANYTIME GOALSCORER PROBABILITIES
Jonathan DavidPK
Canada · Juventus
32.6%
+207
2+: 6.0%
Cyle Larin
Canada · Southampton
29.9%
+234
2+: 5.0%
Alphonso Davies
Canada · Bayern Munich
16.3%
+513
2+: 1.4%
Ermedin Demirovic
Bosnia & Herzegovina · VfB Stuttgart
24.3%
+312
2+: 3.2%
Jovo Lukic
Bosnia & Herzegovina · Zrinjski Mostar forwar
13.0%
+669
2+: 0.9%
Edin DzekoPK
Bosnia & Herzegovina · Schalke 04
14.7%
+580
2+: 1.1%
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Actionable Plays

Over 2.5: Yes ✓BTTS: Yes ✓

Top Value Play

Canada to win

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Market Edges — Canada

highCanada to advance from Group B
mediumCyle Larin anytime / live in-game scorer

Market Edges — Bosnia & Herzegovina

mediumBosnia set-piece header threat (Lukic / Katic / Dzeko)
mediumBosnia to advance from Group B as a value unit

Tournament Path · 10K Sim

Canada
Advance
100%
QF
17.6%
SF
5.8%
Final
1.5%
Win
0.4%
Bosnia & Herzegovina

Tournament path resolves once this qualifier is confirmed.

Single-elimination compounds variance — a side that wins ~75% of individual matches still only lifts the trophy ~13% of the time over seven rounds. Where the market implies a higher number than the funnel, the favorite is a short contract.

Key Scorers · Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina

PlayerPKIntl GGolden Boot
Canada
Jonathan David300.5%
Cyle Larin30
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Ermedin Demirovic14
Jovo Lukic7

Golden Boot = probability of finishing the tournament's top scorer (10K sim). Intl G = senior international goals.

Group B · Model Standings

TeamOutrightSim WinGroup Adv
Switzerland+57821.7%100%
Canada0.4%100%
Bosnia<0.1%100%
Qatar<0.1%0%

Team Profiles

Style of play, key scorers, set-piece routines, and aerial threats for both sides.

Playing Style

Canada field arguably their strongest squad ever as co-hosts. Jesse Marsch plays a direct 4-4-2 / 4-3-3 built on pressing intensity. Alphonso Davies is world-class at LB. Jonathan David is one of the most clinical strikers in Europe, with 30-goal seasons behind him. Home crowd advantage in Toronto and Vancouver is massive. Totals Bias: NEUTRAL. Knockout run: Reached the Round of 16 by beating South Africa 1-0; now face Morocco in Houston. Jonathan David is the goal threat.

Key Scorers

  • Jonathan David · 30g

    Juventus…

  • Cyle Larin · 30g

    Southampton…

  • Alphonso Davies · 15g

    Bayern Munich…

Key Creators

  • Alphonso Davies · Left back / Left wing
  • Jonathan David · Striker
  • Stephen Eustáquio · Central CM

Set Pieces

PK Taker
Jonathan David
Free Kicks
Jonathan David
Corners
Stephen Eustáquio / Alphonso Davies (delivery) / Cyle Larin (target)

Aerial Threats

  • Cyle LarinSouthampton…
  • Moïse BombitoOGC Nice CB…

Tactical Notes

Direct 4-4-2 / 4-3-3 under Jesse Marsch. Opened MD1 with a 1-1 home draw vs Bosnia & Herzegovina at BMO Field — Canada's first-ever World Cup point after losing all seven prior matches across 1986 and 2022. Captain Alphonso Davies missed the opener with a hamstring strain and Moise Bombito (broken leg) was not ready; Jonathan David was quiet and Canada looked blunt until Cyle Larin came off the bench and equalized at 78' (two minutes after entering) — his 31st international goal, set up by a Promise David give-and-go. Alistair Johnston was booked early (11'). The point keeps Canada alive but they need a win in MD2 vs Qatar (June 18) to control the group — and they badly want Davies fit. Toronto's home crowd is a real edge the model only partly captures.

Qual

8-3-3

GF

28

GA

14

Playing Style

Bosnia & Herzegovina qualified via UEFA Playoff A, beating Italy 1-1 then 4-1 on penalties in a stunning result. This is Edin Dzeko's final World Cup — the all-time leading scorer for his country now gets his stage. Ermedin Demirovic (VfB Stuttgart) provides a younger, more dynamic strike partner. Bosnia are a counter-punching team: defend deep, exploit space on transitions, and rely on individual quality. Group B — Canada, Switzerland, Qatar — is one of the most accessible in the draw. Qatar are there to be beaten; Switzerland and Canada are beatable. Totals: UNDER — Bosnia defend well and rely on individual moments.

Key Scorers

  • Ermedin Demirovic · 14g

    VfB Stuttgart…

  • Jovo Lukic · 7g

    Zrinjski Mostar forward who headed Bosnia in front at 21' vs Canada — off a Sead Kolasinac flick from a corner — for the opener an…

  • Edin Dzeko · 6g

    Schalke 04…

Key Creators

  • Edin Dzeko · Striker
  • Ermedin Demirovic · Second striker
  • Amir Hadžiahmetović · Defensive midfielder

Set Pieces

PK Taker
Edin Dzeko
Free Kicks
Edin Dzeko / Benjamin Tahirović
Corners
Edin Dzeko / Nikola Katić (delivery and target)

Aerial Threats

  • Edin Dzeko6'2", dominant in the air…
  • Nikola KatićCentre back…

Tactical Notes

Counter-punching 4-3-3 under Sergej Barbarez. Earned a hugely creditable 1-1 draw away at co-hosts Canada in MD1 — Jovo Lukic headed them in front at 21' off a Sead Kolasinac corner flick before Cyle Larin equalized late (78'). Bosnia defended deep, ceded territory, and leaned on their set-piece quality and Nikola Vasilj's goalkeeping — exactly their template. Edin Dzeko was managed off the bench at 40; Demirovic led the line. One point on the board, with the most accessible fixture (Qatar) and a beatable Switzerland still to come — a point at Canada keeps the group very much alive. Nikola Katic was booked late (90+3).

Qual

7-2-5

GF

21

GA

17

Who is favored in Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina?

Canada and Bosnia & Herzegovina meet in Group B at the 2026 FIFA World Cup on 2026-06-12 at BMO Field, Toronto. Our simulation gives Canada a clear edge — a 42-point win probability gap separating these sides. The Over 2.5 goals is our primary market play. The combined attacking profiles of these sides project to a high-scoring affair. Both Teams to Score is also in play — both sides have real scoring threats that should test the opposing defense. Top value play: Canada to win.

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