COMPACTO: CANADÁ X CATAR | COPA DO MUNDO FIFA™ 2026 | 2ª RODADA | FASE DE GRUPOS

Name: COMPACTO: CANADÁ X CATAR | COPA DO MUNDO FIFA™ 2026 | 2ª RODADA | FASE DE GRUPOS
Uploaded: 2026-06-18T21:50:21-03:00
Duration: 14 min 28 s
Description: Watch the video of Canadá 6 x 0 Catar. Championship: Copa do Mundo FIFA. Date: 18/06/2026. Category: Summary. Channel: CazéTV. Duration: 14min.

Duration: 14min · Published on: 18/06/2026

Canadá beat Catar 6-0 on 18/06/2026, in the Copa do Mundo FIFA.

Watch the video of Canadá 6 x 0 Catar. Championship: Copa do Mundo FIFA. Date: 18/06/2026. Category: Summary. Channel: CazéTV. Duration: 14min.

Copa do Mundo FIFA: Created in 1930, with the first edition in Uruguay, it is the biggest national-team competition in the world and the most watched tournament on the planet. Brazil are the only five-time champions, with titles in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002, followed by Germany and Italy with four each. Held every four years, it grew from thirteen to 32 teams over time and expanded to 48 from the 2026 edition, hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Canadá: In a country where football has always competed with hockey, Canada won the football tournament at the 1904 Olympic Games, represented by Galt FC, but took decades to become a force internationally. It played its first World Cup in 1986 in Mexico, losing all three games without scoring, and was absent for 36 years until the generation of Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David took it to Qatar in 2022, where Davies scored Canada's first World Cup goal, against Croatia. It won the CONCACAF Gold Cup in 2000, and its women's team became Olympic champion in Tokyo. In 2026, as one of the three hosts, it won a World Cup knockout match for the first time and reached the round of 16.

Catar: With no football tradition until the 1980s, Qatar invested heavily in player development, above all through the Aspire Academy, founded in Doha in 2004, and reaped the rewards with the generation of Akram Afif and Almoez Ali. It had already been runner-up at the 1981 FIFA World Youth Championship, but the breakthrough came with an unbeaten Asian Cup triumph in 2019 in the United Arab Emirates and a second title at the 2023 edition, played at home. It made its World Cup debut as host in 2022, the first edition held in the Middle East and one surrounded by controversy over the treatment of stadium workers, but lost all three games and became the first host nation to finish without a point. In 2026 it played at the World Cup for the first time as a qualifier.

For the championship history, visit: Arquivo da Bola - Copa do Mundo FIFA (opens in a new tab)