Canada demolished Qatar 6–0 in a Group B World Cup fixture, delivering a dominant performance built on relentless possession and clinical finishing. The hosts controlled the match with 79% possession, registering 32 shots—10 on target—and generating 4.6 expected goals, though they converted at a significantly higher rate than their underlying metrics suggested. Qatar offered minimal resistance, mustering just two shots, neither on target, and creating only 0.22 xG; their goalkeeper faced ten shots on target and managed a 40% save percentage, unable to prevent the avalanche of Canadian attacks. The 4–3–3 formation proved entirely inadequate for Qatar's defensive needs against Canada's 4–4–2 setup, which proved devastatingly effective in transitioning possession into attacking opportunities. This result represents a seismic statement in Group B, establishing Canada as genuine contenders and leaving Qatar with a mountain to climb in their remaining fixtures.