Former Arsenal cult hero denies Canada with mind-boggling intervention in World Cup clash in Toronto

With Bosnia one goal to the good eight minutes into the second half, Jonathan David found himself in space in the box and looked set to draw the score level.

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USA icon Alexi Lalas stuns viewers with expletive-laden slur at James Corden on live World Cup broadcast

Lalas, who played 96 times for his country, is one of the network's main analysts for the tournament, but he could find himself in hot water on just the second day after his remarkable faux-pas.

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Michael Buble launches Canada's World Cup with glitzy ceremony as thousands of fans go wild in Toronto

There had been a party atmosphere in the air as thousands of Canada fans gathered in the streets of downtown Toronto and marched to the stadium.

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Canada coach Jesse Marsch sparks World Cup war of words with USA and claims he had to 'beg' non-patriotic Americans to sing the national anthem

Marsch, who is the first American in history to manage Canada's men's soccer team, previously held the role of assistant coach for the USA during the 2010 World Cup.

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Justin Trudeau's nepo baby son Xavier defends 'cringe' music career in interview about growing up rich and famous

'Xav' dropped his first single just weeks after his famous father announced his resignation as Canada's prime minister. He has since been criticized for being a 'nepo baby.'

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Ayr Force One! Plane hopping to the USA as pair of daredevil Scots head to Boston

It is a trip of a lifetime for the thousands of Tartan Army footsoldiers descending on the United States for the World Cup.

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Socceroos star Awer Mabil reveals why he doesn't want his family to come and watch him play at the World Cup

The winger's remarks come as the planet's biggest football tournament is also shaping up to be its most polarising.

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