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Match information: Canada vs. Qatar
Time: 5:00 AM on June 19, 2026, Vietnam time
Location: BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, Canada
Tournament: Group B - 2026 World Cup Group Stage
Live broadcast platforms for the Canada vs. Qatar match: VTV3, VTV6, VTV10. Specifically:
Canada and Qatar will broadcast the match live on VTV3: https://vtvgo.vn/channel/vtv3-1,3.html
Canada and Qatar will broadcast the match live on VTV6: https://vtvgo.vn/channel/vtv6-1,13.html
Canada and Qatar will broadcast the match live on VTV10: https://vtvgo.vn/channel/vtv10-1,6.html
Live score Canada vs Qatar - Score: 6-0
90+2 minutes: Goal! Jonathan David completes his hat-trick.
Jonathan David reacted quickly inside the penalty area and finished with his right foot to score, extending Canada's lead to 6-0. This was also his third goal of the match.
90th minute: 9 minutes of added time
The second half had 9 minutes of added time.
83rd minute: Qatar under immense pressure.
Canada launched a series of attacks, forcing Qatar to defend with all their might.
74th minute: Goal! Canada 5-0 Qatar
Shaffelburg unleashed a volley inside the penalty area. The ball deflected off Manai, a Qatar defender who had just come on as a substitute, and flew into his own net.
64th minute: Goal! Saliba puts Canada 4-0 ahead.
From a free-kick outside the penalty area, Saliba curled a precise shot. The ball hit the post before going into the net, giving Canada their fourth goal.
62nd minute: The match is showing signs of heating up.
Qatar had many fierce challenges and committed dangerous fouls against Canadian players.
54th minute: Red card for Madibo
Madibo's foul caused Kone a serious injury, forcing medical staff and stretchers to be brought onto the field to assist the Canadian player. The referee then showed the Qatari midfielder a red card, sending him off.
50th minute: Qatar retreats into a defensive formation.
After the break, Qatar was forced to play defensively with only 10 players remaining in their own half of the field.
Minute 45+6: End of the first half
Canada went into halftime leading Qatar 3-0.
45+3 minutes: Goal! Canada 3-0 Qatar
The ball was crossed in for Larin to head it against the post. Jonathan David was there immediately, scoring from close range to make it 3-0.
45th minute: The first half has 6 minutes of added time.
The referee added 6 minutes to the first half.
37th minute: Canada completely controls the game.
Playing with a man advantage, Canada dominated the game. Buchanan had a shot on goal but a Qatar defender cleared the ball off the goal line.
33rd minute: Red card for Ahmed
Qatar found themselves in a more difficult situation when Ahmed fouled Buchanan near the penalty area. After consulting VAR, the referee showed him a red card and sent him off.
29th minute: Goal! Canada 2-0 Qatar
Buchanan took a shot from outside the penalty area, the ball deflected off a Qatar defender and landed right in front of Jonathan David. The Canadian striker unleashed a powerful right-footed volley to double the lead.
24th minute: Canada continues to dominate.
After scoring the opening goal, Canada maintained strong pressure. Their relentless pressing made it difficult for Qatar to build up play.
16th minute: Goal! Canada 1-0 Qatar
Jonathan David unleashed a powerful volley that forced goalkeeper Abunada to push the ball away. Larin was in the right place at the right time, tapping the ball into the empty net to open the scoring.
9th minute: Yellow card for Cornelius
Cornelius received the first yellow card of the match after fouling Afif in an attempt to stop a Qatar counter-attack.
7th minute: Jonathan David misses a chance.
Canada had their first notable chance when Jonathan David volleyed the ball into the near corner. The Qatar goalkeeper made a timely save.
Minute 3: Canada enters the game with great determination.
Spurred on by the home crowd, Canada quickly pushed forward and launched a fierce attack.
Today's football match prediction: Canada vs Qatar
The Canada vs Qatar match is crucial to the standings in Group B of the 2026 World Cup. Canada currently has only one point after a draw against Bosnia & Herzegovina, so the home team needs a win to gain an advantage before the final matchday.
Playing at BC Place is a huge advantage for Canada. The Vancouver arena promises a passionate atmosphere, giving coach Jesse Marsch's team extra motivation to play an aggressive pressing game right from the start.
Canada is in good form. The North American team has lost only 1 of their 16 matches since the beginning of 2025, scored in 6 of their last 7 games, and boasts several attacking players currently playing in Europe. Jonathan David, Alphonso Davies, and Tajon Buchanan are names that could make a difference.
Qatar also has reason to be confident after their 1-1 draw against Switzerland. Despite not dominating possession, the Asian side maintained their resilience and scored at crucial moments. Akram Afif and Almoez Ali remain the most dangerous attacking duo.
However, Canada has more attacking options. The home team consistently applies pressure from both flanks, as evidenced by their statistics of 46 corner kicks in their last 7 matches. If Qatar is forced to defend deep for too long, their five-man defense will be under immense pressure.
With the home advantage, a better squad quality, and consistent form, Canada is considered the favorite in this match.
Predicted score: Canada 2-0 Qatar.
Source: https://baolamdong.vn/truc-tiep-ti-so-canada-vs-qatar-6-0-448863.html
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