The Canada men's national soccer team earned their first World Cup point with a 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina, thanks to Cyle Larin's superb late goal. Canada began their 2026 World Cup campaign with a credible performance in Toronto, but that early momentum was stalled by Jovo Lukic's header from a corner. Canada upped the ante in the second half and secured a first World Cup point when Larin scored with a sublime finish. The team's supporters, known as 'The Voyageurs', gathered for a pep rally in downtown Toronto, waving flags and shouting chants. The enthusiasm was high before the match, and pandemonium ensued at BMO Field when Larin leveled the score. This draw could play a huge role in helping the team advance from Group B. Canada has one point after this draw against Bosnia, and the chances for Canada to progress to the round of 32 are now 88 per cent. If Canada wins against Qatar in Vancouver next Thursday, it would have four points and basically punch the side's ticket to the knockout rounds. The team's manager, Jesse Marsch, will be looking to build on this result and secure a place in the knockout stages. Canada's next match is against Qatar, and a win would be a significant step towards advancing to the next round. The team's fans will be hoping for a repeat of Larin's heroics and a strong performance from the team. With this draw, Canada has taken a crucial step towards making history in the World Cup. The team's determination and skill were on full display, and they will be looking to carry this momentum forward. The World Cup is a prestigious tournament, and Canada is eager to make a lasting impression. The team's journey is just beginning, and fans are eagerly anticipating their next match.