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Lukic Scores Opening Goal as Canada Beats Bosnia

6/13/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Jovo Lukic scored the first goal in the Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Canada match on June 12, 2026 at Toronto’s BMO Field.
The United States broadcast the game on Fox, with Spanish coverage on Telemundo and streaming via Fubo.
Ticket allocations sold out, leaving remaining seats only through hospitality packages or verified resale markets.
Pre-match models gave Canada a 52.6 % win chance, a 26.6 % draw chance, and Bosnia & Herzegovina a 20.8 % chance.

History

Historical Context

The United States won the 1994 FIFA World Cup hosting rights on July 4 1988, delivering the most attended tournament ever (3,587,538 spectators) and pioneering indoor matches and continuous TV scoreboards. That legacy prompted Fox and Telemundo to broadcast the 2026 Bosnia-Herzegovina-Canada game in Toronto, showing how the 1994 commercial breakthrough still shapes multi-platform soccer coverage.

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Story summary

Jovo Lukic scored the first goal in the Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Canada match on June 12, 2026 at Toronto’s BMO Field.
The United States broadcast the game on Fox, with Spanish coverage on Telemundo and streaming via Fubo.
Ticket allocations sold out, leaving remaining seats only through hospitality packages or verified resale markets.
Pre-match models gave Canada a 52.6 % win chance, a 26.6 % draw chance, and Bosnia & Herzegovina a 20.8 % chance.

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