Matchday 1
Fri, Jun 12
1–1Full time
Group B Matchday 1
Built
2007
Surface
Natural grass
Roof
Open
Home of
Toronto FC, Canada men's national team
Capacity expanded for 2026 to 45,500; original capacity 20,000.
About the venue
One of the few World Cup venues built as a soccer-specific stadium, BMO Field opened in 2007 and hosted matches at that year's FIFA U-20 World Cup. It is now home to MLS side Toronto FC.
The stadium hosts six matches at the 2026 World Cup, five of them in the group stage, including Canada's opening fixture against Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 12.
01 – Matches here
All times ET Match list
Matchday 1
Wed, Jun 17
1–0Full time
Group L Matchday 1
Matchday 2
Sat, Jun 20
2–1Full time
Group E Matchday 2
Matchday 2
Tue, Jun 23
0–1Full time
Group L Matchday 2
Matchday 3
Fri, Jun 26
5–0Full time
Group I Matchday 3
Round of 32
Thu, Jul 2
02 – Host city news
Match Report · Fri, Jun 26
Senegal Thrash Iraq 5-0 in Toronto in Final Group I Game
Senegal ended their Group I campaign with a 5-0 victory over Iraq at BMO Field in Toronto, but both sides had already been eliminated before kick-off.
Match Report · Wed, Jun 24
Budimir Strike Earns Croatia Win Over Panama
Ante Budimir's second-half goal gave Croatia a 1-0 win over Panama in their Group L fixture in Toronto.
Match Report · Sat, Jun 20
Undav's Late Double Completes Germany Comeback Against Côte d'Ivoire
Substitute Deniz Undav scored twice, including a stoppage-time winner, as Germany came from behind to beat Côte d'Ivoire 2-1 in Group E in Toronto.
Match Report · Wed, Jun 17
Late Yirenkyi Strike Earns Ghana Win Over Panama
Caleb Yirenkyi struck deep in stoppage time to give Ghana a 1-0 win over Panama in their Group L opener in Toronto.
Match Report · Fri, Jun 12
Canada Held to 1-1 Draw by Bosnia and Herzegovina in Home Opener
Canada came from behind to draw 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina in their 2026 World Cup home opener in Toronto, Cyle Larin cancelling out Jovo Lukic’s first-half strike in a feisty Group B contest that produced five yellow cards.
Tournament · Wed, Jun 10
Toronto Sets Up "No-Drone Zones" Around World Cup Venues
With the tournament days away, Toronto police say they have established no-drone zones around FIFA-related sites in the city, including the stadium, the Fan Festival and team practice grounds. Unauthorized drones pose "significant safety and security risks," police said.
02 – Other host cities