Qatar

One match shows Qatar's defensive structure weakening after two red cards, with Canada creating repeated chances in the same window.

A 60th-minute triple substitution coincided with a clear late-game pivot and a larger late attacking window.

One game shows Qatar creating the better chance load without matching it in the result.

Qatar defended deep, absorbed pressure, and relied on clearances and very deep center-back positions.

The 60th-minute triple substitution coincided with a clear late-game pivot and a bigger late attacking threat.

Canada controlled territory and Qatar was held to very limited attacking output across the full contest.

After two red cards, Qatar's defensive structure weakened and Canada created repeated chances in the same window.

Qatar created more high-value chances than Bosnia but converted less efficiently, leaving its xG edge unrewarded.