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Canada earn historic first World Cup point with late equalizer against Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Joshua Kloke, Amy Lawrence, Lukas Weese

11h ago· 8 min readenNews

Summary

Canada earned their first ever World Cup point with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina in their opening Group B match in Toronto. After falling behind to Jovo Lukic's 21st-minute goal and missing captain Alphonso Davies due to injury, Canada improved in the second half and secured a deserved equalizer through substitute striker Cyle Larin. The result marks a historic milestone for Jesse Marsch's side as co-hosts of the tournament.

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Canada fought back to earn a brilliant 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the two sides' opening World Cup group match in Toronto.
Jesse Marsch's team went behind to Jovo Lukic's effort in the 21st minute, the Bosnia and Herzegovina striker scoring his first goal for his country.
They improved in the second half and scored a deserved equalizer through Larin.
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Substitute Cyle Larin scored an all-important late equalizer as the co-hosts fought back to avoid defeat in their opening Group B game

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