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Jun 10, 2026, 03:06 PM
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With the advantage of playing on home soil at BC Place, Canada enters this Group B clash looking to solidify their knockout stage ambitions against a struggling Qatar side. The disparity in recent form is stark, as the hosts have maintained defensive solidity while the visitors have failed to secure a win in their last ten matches played in away conditions.
Home Motivation
High
Canada has high motivation as they are in the group stage of the World Cup and are aiming to advance to the knockout rounds. They are playing in a co-hosted tournament and will want to perform well in front of their home crowd.
Away Motivation
High
Qatar has high motivation as they are participating in the World Cup group stage and will be looking to qualify for the knockout rounds.
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Metric
Away
0.67
Goals conceded per game
All comps (EWMA)
1.32
Canada concedes nearly half as many goals as Qatar on a recent-form basis, highlighting their defensive superiority.
70%
Clean sheet %
Last 10 matches
20%
Canada has kept a clean sheet in seven of their last ten matches, whereas Qatar has managed only two in the same period.
8.19
Corners won per game
All comps (EWMA)
2.90
Canada wins nearly three times as many corners as Qatar in recent form, indicating high pressure and sustained attacking presence.
39%
Shot accuracy %
All comps (EWMA)
30%
Canada is more efficient in front of goal, with a significantly higher accuracy rate in recent matches compared to Qatar.
40%
Win rate %
Last 10 matches
10%
Canada's win rate in their last ten matches is four times higher than Qatar's struggling 10% rate.
1.33
Goals scored per game
All comps (EWMA)
0.58
Canada's recent-form scoring average is more than double that of Qatar, who are averaging less than a goal per game.
Form & Streaks
Canada has been resilient across all competitions, recording 4W, 5D, and only 1L in their last 10 matches.
Qatar remains winless in their last 10 away-scope matches, suffering 6 losses and 4 draws.
Canada has kept a clean sheet in 6 of their last 10 matches played at home venue.
Tactical Overview
Recent form points to a significant gap in quality; Canada has kept clean sheets in 70% of their last ten matches across all competitions, including defensive shutouts in a 2-0 win over Uzbekistan and a 0-0 draw against Ecuador. They are trending at a meager 0.67 goals conceded per game in recent form, anchored by the reliability of Derek Cornelius and Richie Laryea. Conversely, Qatar is struggling to find the net, with a recent-form average of just 0.58 goals scored per game and failing to win any of their last ten away-scope matches (0W, 4D, 6L). While the creativity of Akram Afif remains a threat, Qatar has been porous at the back, conceding 15 goals in their last ten outings overall. Canada typically dominates the ball with 58% possession in recent matches, likely forcing Qatar into a deep defensive block that has already failed them in recent losses to Tunisia and Russia.
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Based on reports
Key Players
Canada will rely on the attacking prowess of Jonathan David, who has shown his ability to score and create opportunities. In midfield, Ismael Koné is expected to be a key figure, influencing the tempo of the game. Defensively, Richie Laryea will be crucial in both stifling opposition attacks and contributing to offensive transitions, while Derek Cornelius will anchor the defense.
Absences
M. Bombito
surgically repaired tibia not healthy enough to compete, in modified training
J. Shaffelburg
hamstring injury
A. Jones
ankle injury
M. Flores
torn ACL
A. Davies
hamstring injury, not expected to feature in group stage matches
Home
Key Players
Canada will rely on the attacking prowess of Jonathan David, who has shown his ability to score and create opportunities. In midfield, Ismael Koné is expected to be a key figure, influencing the tempo of the game. Defensively, Richie Laryea will be crucial in both stifling opposition attacks and contributing to offensive transitions, while Derek Cornelius will anchor the defense.
Absences
M. Bombito
surgically repaired tibia not healthy enough to compete, in modified training
J. Shaffelburg
hamstring injury
A. Jones
ankle injury
M. Flores
torn ACL
A. Davies
hamstring injury, not expected to feature in group stage matches
Away
Key Players
For Qatar, striker Almoez Ali will be a vital offensive threat, aiming to convert chances and lead the line. The team will look to Akram Afif for creativity and goal-scoring opportunities from midfield. Pedro Miguel will be important in defense, providing stability and leadership.
Absences
Absence information is not yet available. Check back closer to kickoff for confirmed lineups.
Lineup info is never 100% confirmed until matchday. Additional players may be unavailable.
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