With all Group B matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening round completed, Canada, Switzerland, Qatar and Bosnia and Herzegovina all sit on one point, creating one of the most unusual situations in the tournament so far.

In the hosts' opening match, Canada drew 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina to earn the nation's first-ever World Cup point. In the other Group B fixture, Qatar also made history, snatching a dramatic 1-1 draw against Switzerland to claim their first point at a World Cup.

After the first round of matches, all four teams have one point, one goal scored, one goal conceded, and a goal difference of zero. According to FIFA's tiebreaking rules, the teams are currently separated by fair play points (yellow and red cards), with Switzerland sitting top of the group and Bosnia and Herzegovina at the bottom.