World Cup 2026 Day Two: Canada host Bosnia while USA face Paraguay in Group D
The second day of World Cup 2026 action features Canada taking on Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto at 8pm UK time, followed by USA vs Paraguay at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, kicking off at 2am UK time on Saturday.
Day two of World Cup 2026 delivers a double-header on Friday, June 12, as co-hosts Canada open Group B against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto, before the United States face Paraguay in a high-profile Group D clash at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina kick off at 8pm UK time, with the co-hosts looking to make an immediate impression on home soil in front of their own supporters. Bosnia arrive as a compact, defensively organised side, and the match shapes up as a genuine contest between Canadian ambition and Bosnian resilience.
The second fixture of the evening, USA vs Paraguay, gets under way at 2am UK time on Saturday, June 13. The United States, playing at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, will be eager to lay down a marker in what is expected to be one of the tournament’s more closely watched group-stage ties.
Both matches follow an eventful opening day that saw Mexico defeat South Africa 2-0 and South Korea edge the Czech Republic 2-1 in a tight contest.
The BBC holds broadcast rights to 54 live matches during the tournament, with all 104 games available to follow across the corporation’s digital platforms.
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