June 12, 2026: Canada gets first point at the World Cup!! Canucks add to front office

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How did Canada perform in their historic home World Cup opener and who scored the equalizer?

Matt Sekeres 0:13
Secures some price for Friday, June 12th, 2026. Presentation, Bet365. Check out Bet365's three-goal early payout. When your team goes up three, you get paid. It's that simple. Download the app today. Must be 19-plus to play. Please play responsibly. And we do mean hockey when we say three goals. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There was a possibility for three goals today on the soccer pitch. Alas, not so much. We will get into that. First of all, thank you for joining us here a little later than usual. I just couldn't imagine doing a show today and not being able to talk about Canada's first ever game in Canada at the World Cup of Soccer. So a little delayed this afternoon. Just took in the proceedings from the Toronto Stadium.
Matt Sekeres 1:02
Half shadowed. So thank you for joining us, Matt Sikerson, alongside Blake Price. Mike Rogerson hitting switches and conducting things. Daily poll question. How do you feel about Canada's opening game at the World Cup? You can vote historic result, and it is. We will get into that in a moment. You can vote should have won. Or if you have other emotions or feelings, hit that other option and specify in reply. Do so at the Sikerson Price X app. and YouTube channels. All right, soccer guy Blake Price, tell me, how are we feeling about this?
Blake Price 1:37
You know, those two options really encapsulate the two that you can feel, and at the same time, what's the overriding feeling? They should have won. Yeah. They should have won. It is an historic point, and that's going to be the counter-argument here, but ultimately, they proved themselves to be the better team over the course of the 90-odd minutes, and... the biggest worry for Canada going into this World Cup was realized, and that is they will have trouble scoring goals. I don't think it's necessarily a coincidence that Kyle Lahren's the guy that scores it because he's the most pedigreed, the all-time leading goal scorer. He's number two. He's number two behind Jonathan Davis. That's right. But he's on a hot streak right now coming out of Southampton, and...
Blake Price 2:27
you know, he's probably the guy who should be the goal scorer for Canada. He hasn't looked great, and maybe he needed to be sat. Maybe that was the fork in the rear that says you got to be better. And Jesse Marsh may have given another player that in the course of this match by sitting Jonathan David. Jonathan David plays 90 minutes almost every single game. If not, he plays 88. And the fact that he was the one-hour substitute Like, that's as big a condemnation as Jesse Marsh is going to give Jonathan David. He won't say anything after the match, I wouldn't guess. But, you know, if they can get both of those guys going, Canada's going to be fine. But that's the problem. Neither one of them has been going for Canada of late.
Blake Price 3:08
At least Laron does get the goal.
Matt Sekeres 3:12
I voted should have won. For me, it's an easy call. Canada, the 30th ranked club in the world by FIFA. Bosnia, 63rd. It's 68% possession in the first half. Eight corner kicks in the first half. Missed some absolutely glorious opportunities. And playing at home in a stadium where they have all that success. I mean, as we know at BMO Field, as... as it's known in FIFA parlance, the Toronto Stadium, has been a place where Canada has won games, won games big, had some extraordinary moments. But as we know, Canada at the World Cup, it has been a slog. It has been a struggle. More on that as we get going. You can vote on the poll question at thesecuresomepricex.com. And YouTube channels. Let's get to our top story.
Matt Sekeres 4:12
It's brought to you by Yellow Dog Brewing, Neighborhood Brewing, Foolish Winery, the biggest soccer day on Canadian soil ever, and finally, a result at the World Cup. The world's biggest sporting event arrives on Canadian shores, and the men's national team delivers a result, if not a win, in a 1-1 draw with Bosnia. This marks the first time Canada has avoided defeat at the World Cup in seven all-time matches since over three tournaments. The hero is Southampton's Kyle Lahren of Brampton, Ontario, the former first overall pick of Orlando in the MLS Super Draft.

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