World Cup 2026 co-hosts Canada kicked off their Group B campaign against Bosnia-Herzegovina earlier today, with BBC Sport offering fans an interactive way to evaluate player performances in real-time. The match marks Canada's debut as tournament hosts, bringing significant attention to their national team on the world stage.

BBC Sport users can rate every player from both teams on a scale of 1 to 10, with ratings closing 30 minutes after the final whistle. Participants need a BBC account to contribute, and the average scores will be displayed once the rating window closes. The system ranges from 1 (Give it up) to 10 (Pure perfection), allowing supporters to grade individual contributions.

Among the Canadian squad, defender L. De Fougerolles and midfielder J. Shaffelburg are featured in the rating pool alongside their teammates. Fans can assess performances across all positions, creating a community-driven evaluation of how Canada's players handled their opening World Cup assignment.

This interactive feature gives supporters a direct voice in analyzing their team's performance, building engagement around Canada's historic World Cup hosting role. The collective ratings will provide immediate fan perspective on which players delivered when it mattered most.