This is Canada's most significant football moment in a generation — a World Cup home opener at Toronto Stadium before a sold-out crowd. Jesse Marsch's side hold a clear FIFA ranking advantage (#30 vs #65), only conceded 1 goal in their last 5 matches, and boast Jonathan David (Juventus) as a proven finisher. Bosnia arrive with serious tournament credentials — they eliminated Wales and Italy via penalty shootouts — but their defensive record shows 6 goals conceded in 5 games, and captain Edin Džeko (40) is still recovering from a shoulder injury suffered against Italy. Markets strongly back Canada: -120 moneyline, 54% implied probability (Dimers: 55.8%). Most likely outcomes: Canada 2-1 win or narrow 1-0. Bosnia's playoff resilience keeps them dangerous from set-pieces and counter-attacks, but Canada's home advantage, pace on the flanks, and clinical attacking trio of David-Buchanan-Eustaquio should prove decisive in a competitive, tense opener.