The Canada men's national soccer team earned a historic World Cup win with a 6-0 thrashing of Qatar at BC Place in Toronto, but the victory was marred by a serious injury to midfielder Ismaël Koné. Koné, who plays for Sassuolo, suffered a fracture in his left leg after a challenge with Qatari player Assim Omer Madibo in the 50th minute. The injury occurred when Madibo's tackle ended with Koné's leg bent at an awkward angle, prompting an immediate response from the Canada players, who were furious with Madibo. Referee Cristián Garay initially showed Madibo a yellow card, but then sent him off after realizing the severity of the injury. Canada's players were visibly emotional as they huddled together before play resumed, with many shaken by the incident. The team's manager and players were quick to respond, with Jonathan David, the Juventus striker, completing his hat-trick in the 92nd minute to seal the win. The victory marked a historic moment for the Canada men's national soccer team, with the 6-0 scoreline being the biggest win ever by a Concacaf national team at a World Cup. The win also moved Canada level on four points with Switzerland, and took top spot thanks to a better goal difference. The final round will be next Wednesday, with Switzerland vs Canada and Bosnia vs Qatar, and a draw will be enough for the hosts to secure first place. Canada's players will be looking to build on this momentum, but will have to do so without Koné, who will be out for an extended period. The team's fans will be hoping for a speedy recovery for the midfielder, and will be eager to see how the team responds to this setback. With the World Cup in full swing, the Canada men's national soccer team will be looking to make a deep run, and this win will be a crucial step in that journey. The team's performance was impressive, with Larin and Jonathan David scoring key goals, and the defense holding strong against a determined Qatari team. As the tournament progresses, the Canada men's national soccer team will be looking to continue this form, and make a lasting impact on the World Cup stage.