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Larin’s Late Goal Earns Canada 1-1 Draw After Bosnia and Herzegovina Led Most of Match
Larin entered as a substitute and scored on his first touch to level the match at 1-1 against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Canada’s opening 2026 World Cup game.
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Cyle Larin scored in the 78th minute to tie the match 1-1 for Canada against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Larin entered the game as a substitute and scored on his first touch after coming on. Bosnia and Herzegovina had taken the lead early through Jovo Lokic and maintained the advantage with defensive play for most of the match.
Larin’s goal prevented an opening loss for Canada on home soil as one of the 2026 World Cup host nations. Canada was drawn into Group B with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Qatar, and Switzerland. The team’s next match is scheduled for June 18 against Qatar at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, followed by a June 24 match against Switzerland at the same venue.
Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds was shown celebrating in the stadium after the goal. Cyle Larin’s Canada 2026 Nike jersey is available for purchase at Fanatics.
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