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Canada v Qatar: World Cup 2026 – live

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59 min: Qatar substitution Akram Afif is replaced by another defender, Hashmi Hussein.

56 min: Canada substitution Ismael Kone is stretchered off to be replaced by Nathan Saliba. He’s sitting up and waving to fans as he is taken down the tunnel, which is both unexpected and uplifting.

55 min There’s a lot of pushing and shoving on the sidelines. It sounds like the referee upgraded the red card of his own accord, without VAR intervention, though I’m not certain about that.

It’s been upgraded to a red card. We haven’t seen a replay of the challenge, presumably because the leg-break is so horrible.

FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE updates: Canada up 3-0 against Qatar after Switzerland claim 4-1 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina; South Africa and Czechia draw 1-1; Mexico and South Korea in action later today

There’s some tension on the pitch after Assim Madibo is shown a yellow for a bad foul on Ismael Kone who has stayed down and is receiving treatment on the pitch. A stretcher has been brought out for the 24-year-old.

It’s a sickening replay as Kone’s leg looks to be in a poor way.

“His leg is f—ing broken’, one of the Canadians can be heard saying to the referee over the broadcast. VAR are checking for a second possible red card and it’s going to be given. Madibo is sent off and Qatar are down to nine players.

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Canada vs. Qatar—World Cup: Preview, Predictions and Lineups

Canada and Qatar go head to head in Group B on Thursday at BC Place in Vancouver, with both sides searching for their first win of the 2026 World Cup—and indeed, the first World Cup victory in their histories.

Neither nation has ever won a match at soccer’s biggest tournament, a run that continued in their opening fixtures this summer as Canada drew 1–1 with Bosnia & Herzegovina and Qatar played out a stalemate of the same score with Switzerland.

With qualification for the knockout rounds potentially on the line, both sides will be desperate to finally get three World Cup points on the board.

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