Today’s World Cup matches feature Canada facing Bosnia-Herzegovina at 3 p.m. ET and the United States competing against Paraguay at 9 p.m. ET. Both games will be broadcast on Telemundo and Peacock.
The tournament, held across three countries, includes 48 teams aiming for soccer’s prestigious award. Mexico started strong, defeating South Africa 2-0, while South Korea triumphed over Czechia 2-1.
This World Cup edition offers an exciting lineup with participating teams including co-hosts Canada. Canada’s match against Bosnia-Herzegovina marks their first encounter, and Canada seeks to be the first Concacaf team to overcome a European side in 13 matches.
Canada’s player, Tani Oluwaseyi, was seen training with teammates in Toronto, preparing for the historic match in Group B against Qatar, Switzerland, and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Day 1 highlights include Mexico’s assertive win over South Africa with three red cards, and South Korea’s impressive comeback to beat Czechia. Notably, Julián Quiñones scored for Mexico early on and helped secure their victory. South Korea’s goal involved a remarkable assist leading to Hwang In-Beom’s skillful finish.
Both Mexico and South Korea share the top of Group A with three points each and are set to face each other on June 18.
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