Canada will begin their World Cup 2026 campaign on home soil with a challenging match against Bosnia & Herzegovina. Here is everything you need to know about watching the game.
Match Details
Kick-off time: The World Cup Group B fixture takes place on Friday, with action starting at 8pm (BST).
Venue: The game will be held in North America, with co-hosts Canada enjoying home advantage at Toronto Stadium, commonly known as BMO Field, in Toronto.
How to Watch in the UK
Television: UK viewers can watch the entire match live on BBC One. Coverage begins at 7pm, offering a full hour of pre-match build-up and opening ceremony musical performances.
Live stream: The match is available to stream via the BBC iPlayer app and the BBC Sport website. A valid UK TV licence is required to log in and watch.
How to Watch in the US
American fans have multiple options based on language preference. English-language coverage will be broadcast live on Fox Sports, while Spanish-language coverage is provided by Telemundo and Universo, which can also be streamed via Peacock.
Radio Coverage
For those on the move, BBC Radio 5 Live will provide full live commentary and analysis across the UK.
Team News
Canada
Manager Jesse Marsch faces several roster decisions. Moise Bombito is ruled out with a leg injury, while captain Alphonso Davies is a major doubt due to a hamstring issue.
Bosnia
Bosnia is dealing with fitness concerns in attack. Veteran striker Edin Dzeko will undergo a late fitness test for a shoulder problem, and forward Haris Tabakovic is considered unlikely to start.
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