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Canadian striker Cyle Larin is set to lead his country into their first-ever World Cup match on home soil in Toronto, bouncing back from a challenging season abroad. After rediscovering his scoring touch with nine goals for Southampton, the Brampton native is ready to help Canada make history.
After a whirlwind season that saw him score 9 goals for Southampton before a playoff scandal, Cyle Larin is focused on leading Canada in their first-ever home World Cup match. The Brampton native brings 30 international goals and renewed confidence to Toronto's historic moment.
Substitute Cyle Larin netted a clutch 78th-minute goal to secure Canada's first-ever World Cup point on home soil, thrilling fans in Toronto's packed stadium. The striker's heroics salvaged a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina and sparked hope for the co-hosts' campaign.
In a historic moment on home soil, Canada earned their first World Cup point ever as substitute Cyle Larin scored just two minutes after entering the game. The emotional 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina erased memories of their winless showing in Qatar.
After decades of waiting, Canada finally got on the board at a World Cup. Substitute Cyle Larin's equalizer against Bosnia-Herzegovina secured a 1-1 draw and a historic first point for the nation.
Canada earned its first-ever World Cup point with a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina in front of 43,000 home fans in Toronto. After decades of tournament struggles, the co-hosts finally broke through with Cyle Larin's second-half equalizer.
Canada earned its first-ever World Cup point on home soil with a dramatic late goal in front of roaring Toronto fans. Substitute Cyle Larin scored just two minutes after entering the match, rallying the co-hosts to a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Canada dominated Qatar 6-0 to secure their first World Cup victory in history, ending a tournament drought spanning decades. The win catapults Les Rouges to the top of Group B at the 2026 World Cup.
After seven World Cup matches without a single victory, Canada finally broke through with a historic 6-0 win over Qatar in Vancouver. Jonathan David scored three goals as the home crowd celebrated a milestone 35 years in the making.
Canada made history with their first World Cup victory ever, defeating Qatar 6-0 in a dominant performance that sends them to the top of their group. The milestone moment came with help from Jonathan David's hat-trick and gives Canada control of their World Cup destiny.
Canada made history Thursday night with their first-ever FIFA World Cup victory, dominating Qatar 6-0 in front of home fans in Vancouver. The tournament co-hosts moved to first place in Group B and now need just a draw to advance to the knockout rounds.
Canada just scored their first-ever FIFA World Cup victory with a stunning 6-0 win over Qatar, featuring Jonathan David's record-breaking hat trick. The team shattered multiple records, including the largest margin of victory by any nation from their region in World Cup history.
Canada secured its first World Cup victory in history with a commanding 6-0 win over Qatar on home soil, with Jonathan David scoring three goals. The historic win in Vancouver brought the nation one step closer to reaching the knockout rounds.
After decades of heartbreak, Canada finally captured its first-ever FIFA World Cup victory with a commanding 6-0 triumph over Qatar on home soil in Vancouver. Jonathan David's hat-trick led the historic win that sent the nation into celebration.
Players of Nigerian descent delivered standout performances as the 2026 World Cup kicked off, with Folarin Balogun scoring twice for the USA and two Nigerian-eligible stars helping Canada make history. The trio ensured Nigerian talent shined on football's biggest stage, even without the Super Eagles present.
Canada crushed Qatar 6-0 to claim their first-ever World Cup victory on home soil, with Jonathan David scoring a hat trick that ignited a nation. The win at Vancouver's BC Place marks a turning point for Canadian soccer that fans will remember for generations.
A group of 8-10 year old girls from San Xavier Little League won their district championship in a thrilling 7-6 victory, earning a trip to the state tournament. Pitcher Zarina Badilla struck out 12 batters while also going 3 for 3 at the plate in the nail-biting win.