Canada are looking for their first win in World Cup history, having not won any of their 7 matches across three editions.

Qatar are also looking to register their first win in World Cup history, having lost all 3 matches in 2022 and a draw in their first match this year.

Cyle Larin scored Canada's 3rd-ever World Cup goal.

J. David is the first player ever to score more than once in a single World Cup match for Canada.

Nathan-Dylan Saliba becomes the first Canadian player to score on his World Cup debut.

Jonathan David scored the 1st ever World Cup hat-trick for Canada, also the first CONCACAF player to score a World Cup hat-trick since 1930.

Qatar became the second team to suffer multiple red cards in a single game, following South Africa in the opener.

Canada have scored 6 against Qatar — the most they have ever scored in a World Cup match (previous best 1).

Canada beat Qatar 6–0 — their first ever World Cup win, at the 8th attempt.

Jonathan David (Canada) earned a standout match rating of 9 (3 goals).

Canada kept a clean sheet — their first World Cup clean sheet at the 8th attempt.

Qatar have conceded in every one of their 5 World Cup matches (14 goals).

Qatar conceded 6 — the first time they have shipped four or more in a World Cup match.

Canada's 79% possession is their most in a World Cup match (previous best 61%).

Canada's 500 completed passes is their most in a World Cup match (previous best 453). Qatar completed only 103.

Stephen Eustaquio completed 83 passes — the most by a Canada player in a World Cup match.

Qatar was outshot 30-2 overall and could not muster a single attempt on target against the Canadian defense.

Canada's 18 corners is the second-most any team has recorded in a match in the World Cups.

Canada had 30 shots — the 2nd-most by a team in a single World Cup match in the last three World Cups. Qatar had only 2.

Qatar had just 21% of the ball — the 3rd-lowest possession by a team in a World Cup match in the last three World Cups.