World Cup

The basics

Canada take on Bosnia and Herzegovina at BMO Field, Toronto, on Friday 12 June 2026. Kick-off is at 7:00 pm local time (midnight UTC). The match is a Group B fixture at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

How to get tickets

The main FIFA lottery phases — including the Visa Presale and the Random Selection Draw — have already closed. According to Goal.com, over 500 million requests were processed during those phases, so primary availability is now very low.

Two official routes remain open. First, FIFA's Last-Minute Sales phase launched on 1 April and sells tickets on a first-come, first-served basis with immediate confirmation — no lottery, no waiting. Second, the Official FIFA Resale Marketplace lets verified ticket holders sell at regulated prices; it stays open through the end of the tournament. Both are available through FIFA's official portal at fifa.com.

If neither of those has what you need, resale platforms with buyer protection are an option. Prices on the secondary market tend to sit above face value, and they rise closer to kick-off for high-demand fixtures like this one. Always read the terms before you buy, and make sure the platform guarantees delivery before the match.

What do official tickets cost?

FIFA uses variable pricing across four categories. For World Cup group stage matches, face-value prices start at $60 (Category 4, supporter tier) and go up to $250 for Category 1, according to Goal.com. The table below shows the ranges across categories for the group stage:

• Category 1: $250
• Category 2: $150
• Category 3: $100
• Category 4: $60

Those are USD figures from FIFA's official pricing structure. Resale listings will vary, and this page's live price widget shows current availability in real time.

About BMO Field

BMO Field sits at Exhibition Place, 170 Princes' Blvd, Toronto. It opened in 2007 and has been home to Toronto FC in MLS ever since. The Toronto Argonauts of the CFL moved in during 2016 after renovations expanded the pitch.

Current capacity is around 30,000, but MLSE has committed to upgrades and temporary seating to bring capacity up to approximately 45,000 for the World Cup, according to Goal.com. BMO Field is also hosting five other group stage matches and a Round of 16 game in 2026.

Getting to the stadium

GO Transit is the most straightforward option. Exhibition GO Station is a 2-5 minute walk from the stadium and connects directly to Union Station on the Lakeshore line. TTC streetcar routes 509 Harbourfront and 511 Bathurst also stop within walking distance.

If you're driving, the Gardiner Expressway and Lake Shore Boulevard both lead to the stadium. Parking is available nearby, but expect heavy congestion on matchday. Arriving early or using public transit will save you time.

Canada's record at the World Cup

Canada appeared at the World Cup in 1986 and 2022 and have not won or drawn a single game across those two campaigns, according to Goal.com. This is their first World Cup match on home soil.

Canada's FIFA ranking climbed 23 places over two years to reach an all-time high of 27th, per Goal.com. Jesse Marsch's squad know their full Group B schedule: Bosnia and Herzegovina on 12 June at BMO Field, then Qatar on 18 June and Switzerland on 24 June, both at BC Place in Vancouver.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's route to 2026

Bosnia and Herzegovina secured their place at World Cup 2026 through a play-off path that included Italy, Northern Ireland and Wales, according to Goal.com. This is a significant occasion for them too — their first World Cup since Brazil 2014.

Buying tips

• Check FIFA's Last-Minute Sales phase first — it's the only way to buy at face value with immediate confirmation.
• The Official FIFA Resale Marketplace is the only authorised peer-to-peer platform; prices there are regulated.
• If you use a third-party resale platform, confirm it offers buyer protection and guaranteed delivery before the match.
• Prices on the secondary market typically increase as the match date approaches, so earlier is generally cheaper.