World Cup: Canada Bank on Home Crowd vs Bosnia; Džeko Leads Upset Bid

Canada is one of the hosts of this edition’s FIFA World Cup. The team has been placed in Group B. Tomorrow, in their first match, the co-host team will face Bosnia-Herzegovina.
According to Indian Standard Time (IST), the match will be held tonight at 12:30 AM at Toronto’s DMGC field. Canada is confident about putting on an energetic performance in front of their home crowd. The team features experienced players who play in European leagues, such as Jonathan David and Cyle Larin. Under the supervision of coach Jesse Marsch, Canada is ready to play dynamic football.
However, the team’s star and captain Alphonso Davies will not be able to play in this match due to a hamstring injury. On the other hand, Bosnia-Herzegovina is fully prepared to create an upset. Having dramatically held Italy to a tiebreak in a send-off match Bosnia qualified to play on the main stage. Led by 40-year-old Edin Džeko, this team has the capability to defeat any opponent.