DraftKings Network tracks the World Cup Group B matchup between Canada and Switzerland with live stats, odds, and updates.
In two World Cup appearances prior to 2026, Canada had never even picked up a point, much less a win. But soccer is on the rise in the country, and its golden generation could make history at 3 p.m. ET (12 p.m. local) this afternoon, as a Reds win or draw against Switzerland would secure the top position in Group B and a Round of 32 matchup against a third-place team.
Throughout the World Cup, DraftKings Network will be highlighting several of the tournament’s marquee matchups, breaking down every goal and major moment. Here’s how the showdown between Canada and Nati played out:
Switzerland is a +155 favorite to take all three points at DraftKings Sportsbook, and the Reds are +215. There are +200 odds that the teams will draw.
Follow along as DKNetwork tracks the Group B match between Canada and Switzerland! This section will be updated.
37′: Oof, a hard collision between Breel Embolo and Richie Laryea gives Nati a free kick from about 10 yards beyond the edge of the box. Switzerland has been the better team so far; can it convert?
35′: Are things getting spooky for Canada if it loses? That’s 2-0 for Bosnia and Herzegovina already! Remember, if the Dragons win and the Reds lose, and the European side overlooks a goal difference swing of nine goals, they will finish second in Group B ahead of Canada! Officially, it goes down as an own goal against Qatari defender Sultan Al Brake.
33′: Larin made a great run towards the left side of the box, but he hesitated instead of shooting on his first touch, and it wasn’t a huge challenge for Gregor Kobel on a dive to his right! That’s the second shot on target for the Reds.
31′: Granit Xhaka just kicked Cyle Larin in a poor challenge with minimal contact with the ball, and Larin fell to the turf. Both were hit with a yellow card.
30′: In Seattle, Bosnia and Herzegovina just scored! For now, the Dragons are in position to finish with four points in third! If Switzerland loses this game, it would still finish second because it holds the head-to-head tiebreaker over Bosnia and Herzegovina, and if Canada loses, it’ll still finish ahead unless the Dragons can find a goal difference swing of another eight goals.
26′: The hydration break is over in both Vancouver and Seattle. Nati has remained the more aggressive team, which makes sense given that they’d finish second if this game ended in a draw, though Canada is starting to press high up the pitch. The group winner will play a third-place team in Groups E, F, G, I, or J, while the runner-up will play the runner-up in Group A (likely South Korea).
23′: The referee has whistled for the hydration break, bringing an ugly first “quarter” of action to an end! Pretty quiet stuff here in Vancouver. Meanwhile, it’s also 0-0 between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Qatar at the hydration break, so as things stand, Canada would win the group on goal difference ahead of Switzerland, and both the Dragons and the Maroons would almost certainly be eliminated.
20′: That was the Reds’ first shot of the game! Tajon Buchanan’s effort from the right side of the box off of a set-piece didn’t really turn into much, but good to see Canada getting itself on the stat sheet. Can that be the spark that kicks this game into gear for Jesse Marsch’s men?
17′: Manzambi was the first to a deep through ball after an excellent run towards the right side of the pitch. He fell in the box, but his appeal for a penalty was denied.
13′: Wild sequence there, as Cyle Larin looked to be miles offside. The flag didn’t go up, and he attempted to deke Gregor Kobel, to no avail. Then, the flag eventually did go up! The offsides call clears Larin of his embarrassing effort on that chance..
11′: That was the first big chance of the game, as Breel-Donald Embolo shot it right at Maxime Crépeau after a well-timed run to the center of the box! A great save by Crépeau, and then Johan Manzabi’s follow-up was blocked!
5′: Switzerland won the first corner of the match, but it was immediately cleared out of danger by Nathan-Dylan Saliba.
1′: And we’re off here in Vancouver! What does this group decider have in store?
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