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Two milestones have already been reached by the hosts: with their 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first match, Canada secured their first-ever point at the men’s FIFA World Cup.
A few days later, they followed it with a one-sided 6-0 thrashing of Qatar – their first-ever win in World Cup finals history.
Canada ended their group fixtures with a 2-1 loss to Switzerland, meaning they finished the stage in second place in Group B, behind the Swiss.
Canada’s World Cup 2026 schedule and results
During the FIFA World Cup draw in December 2025, Canada were assigned Group B, alongside Switzerland, Qatar, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Canada’s full FIFA World Cup schedule is as follows:
Group stage
Friday, June 12th: Canada – Bosnia and Herzegovina (1-1)
Thursday, June 18th: Canada – Qatar (6-0)
Wednesday, June 24th: Switzerland – Canada (2-1)
Knockout rounds
Sunday, June 28th: South Africa – Canada (0-1)
Check out the full 2026 FIFA World Cup schedule in our article HERE >
Saturday, July 4th: Canada – Morocco (0-3)
Where did Canada play their group-stage games?
Canada’s opening match of the World Cup was against Bosnia Herzegovina on Friday, June 12th, at BMO Field in Toronto, ON. The venue is known as Toronto Stadium during the tournament for sponsorship reasons. A temporary stand was added to increase the capacity to 45,000 for the tournament. It is the home of Toronto FC in MLS, as well as AFC Toronto of the Northern Super League.
Canada’s second and third group games, against Qatar on Thursday, June 18th, and versus Switzerland on Wednesday, June 24th, occurred at BC Place in Vancouver, BC. The 54,000-capacity venue is typically used by the Vancouver Whitecaps, who also play in MLS.
Canada’s World Cup knockout schedule and venues
If Canada had finished top of the group, they would have remained in Vancouver for their Round of 32 match. As it turned out, they finished second, meaning they faced the second-placed side from Group A, South Africa.
After beating Bafana Bafana, they fell 3-0 to Morocco in the round of 16, ending their historic run. A strong first half showing was undone with three second half goals as Les Rouges bowed out of the tournament.
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