canada
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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1.23
Expected Goals (xG)
0.96
-0.25
Prevented goals
-0.25
Passing by
310 (74%)
Accurate passes
172 (63%)
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16
G
Mr Crepeau
6.9
22
d
R. Laryea
8.2
13
d
D. Cornelius
6.7
d
L. Of Fougerolles
53′ missingd
A. Johnston
11′ missing
11
M
L. Millar
6.6
7
M
S. Eustachio (C)
7.0
8
M
I. Kone
6.3
17
M
T. Buchanan
6.3
12
F
T. Oluwaseyi
6.3
10
F
J. David
6.2
Substitutes
24
d
A. Malik
F
S. Bazdar
62′ Replaced by J. LukicM
A. Gigovic
62′ Replaced by I. Basic
2
d
N. Mujakic
21
d
S. Radeljic
M
D. Burnic
84′ Replaced by S. Kolasinac
3
d
D. Hadzikadunic
16
M
A. Hadziahmetovic
23
F
H. Tabakovic
F
K. Alajbegovic
74′ Replaced by A. Memic
26
M
E. Mahmic
M
I. Sunjic
74′ Replaced by E. Bajraktarevic
11
F
E. Dzeko
12
G
M. Jurkas
22
G
M. Zlomislic
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Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina played out a thrilling 1-1 draw at BMO Field in a World Cup clash that saw both teams create chances but ultimately settle for a point.
The home side dominated possession with 61 percent of the ball but were unable to convert their territorial advantage into a winning result. Canada fired 13 shots compared to Bosnia’s eight, but neither team could make a decisive breakthrough when it mattered most.
Bosnia struck first through Jovo Lukić in the 21st minute. The striker found the back of the net early, giving the visitors a surprise lead at BMO Field. Canada’s defense struggled to contain the Bosnian attack in those early stages.
The first half continued to be tense after Lukić’s first goal. Canada pushed forward looking for the equalizer but couldn’t find the final pass. Bosnia defended deep and looked dangerous on the counter-attack as both teams struggled for control.
The yellow cards came before the break. Alistair Johnston got one for Canada in the 11th minute, while Ermedin Demirović and Lukić got on the book for Bosnia near the break. The game became more and more physical as the half progressed.
Canada emerged with renewed purpose after the interval. The home side continued their attacking approach, creating more chances but struggling with precision. Luc De Fougerolles was shown a yellow card in the 53rd minute as frustration mounted.
The breakthrough came in the 78th minute when Cyle Larin equalized for Canada. The substitute made an immediate impact, firing past the Bosnia goalkeeper to level the game. Larin’s goal sparked wild celebrations at BMO Field.
Bosnia defended resolutely in the closing stages despite their numerical disadvantage in possession. Nikola Katić was shown a yellow card in stoppage time, but Bosnia held firm. Neither team found a winner despite late pressure from the home side.
The stats painted a picture of Canada’s dominance without a clinical finish. The hosts managed 4 shots on target from a total of 13 attempts, while Bosnia converted 3 from 8 shots on target. Expected goals favored Canada at 1.23 and Bosnia at 0.96.
Richie Laryea impressed for Canada with an 8.2 rating, while Nikola Katić matched that performance for Bosnia. Both defenders made crucial tackles and kept their teams competitive throughout the 90 minutes.
The draw leaves both teams with work to do in their World Cup campaign. Canada’s home advantage couldn’t deliver three points, while Bosnia showed resilience to get a valuable away result. Each team will reflect on missed opportunities in this entertaining contest.
