2026 World Cup day two features Canada‑Bosnia, USA‑Paraguay and Brazil‑Morocco showdowns in North America

Day two of the 2026 World Cup on Saturday, June 13, opened with Canada facing Bosnia & Herzegovina in Toronto. Bosnia took the lead through Jovo Lukic, but Cyle Larin equalised in the 78th minute, giving the hosts their first point with a 1‑1 draw.

In Los Angeles, the United States played Paraguay and secured a 4‑1 victory, highlighted by a double from Folarin Balogun that put the US at the top of Group D.

Later the same day Brazil met Morocco at East Rutherford’s SoFi Stadium. Brazil, coached by Carlo Ancelotti in his first World Cup as manager and missing an injured Neymar, faced the 2022 semi‑finalists. Ancelotti said, "Nous avons une équipe qui peut rivaliser avec toutes les équipes du monde," as both sides sought early points. Other group fixtures continued in San Francisco, Vancouver and Boston.

These matches marked the tournament’s first round of action across North America, setting the tone for the expanded 48‑team competition.