Late substitute Cyle Larin scored in the 78th minute as co-hosts Canada earned their first point in their third World Cup appearance - and first on home soil - by rallying for a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Playing in the shadow of Toronto's iconic CN Tower, and in front of a sea of red "Ca-na-da!"-chanting fans that included hockey star Connor McDavid and actors Ryan Reynolds and Mike Myers, Larin converted Promise David's pass a mere two minutes after entering the game on Friday (Saturday AEST).
"The crowd, I think, willed us into the game as (the players) could feel that energy in the second half tilting more and more," said Canada coach Jesse Marsch.
