Canada earned a 1-1 draw in its World Cup opener against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Toronto. Bosnia-Herzegovina took an early lead in the 21st minute with a header by Jovo Lukic off a corner kick. Canada fought from behind for the majority of the match before Cyle Larin scored in the 78th minute to equalize. According to the Associated Press, Canada had lost all of its previous six World Cup games before this draw. The United States, currently ranked 17th by FIFA, is scheduled to play Paraguay in Inglewood, California. Paraguay is the lowest-ranked team in Group D at No. 47 and is returning to the tournament for the first time in 16 years. The U.S. Team is led by coach Mauricio Pochettino and features forward Christian Pulisic. The tournament schedule expands on Saturday with at least four games daily until June 27. Upcoming fixtures include Qatar vs. Switzerland, Brazil vs. Morocco, Haiti vs. Scotland, and Australia vs. Turkey. Mexico began the tournament on Thursday with a 2-0 victory over South Africa at the Azteca Stadium. Broadcasting for the tournament in the U.S. Is handled by Fox and FS1 in English, with the Fox One app also providing coverage. Telemundo and Universo will broadcast all matches in Spanish, with Peacock serving as the streaming home for Spanish-language content. Also, Jibril Rajoub, the head of the Palestinian Football Association, is currently in Mexico City awaiting permission to enter the United States. He is among several accredited individuals who have been denied visas or have not yet received them. Meanwhile, Ghana’s Thomas Partey was sidelined for his team’s opener against Panama due to a visa denial.