Canada vs Qatar

This was the biggest day in Canadian football history.

Canada had never won a single game at a World Cup before this, and they finally did it in front of their home crowd in Vancouver.

Larin got them going in the 16th minute to make it 1-0, and the noise inside BC Place Stadium told you what it meant.

Jonathan David made it 2-0 in the 29th minute, and the night was already running away from Qatar.

Then Qatar fell apart, as Homam Ahmed got a red card in the 33rd minute, which means he was sent off and Qatar had to play the rest of the game with only 10 players.

David scored again right before half-time, in the 45+3rd minute, to make it 3-0 at the break.

Qatar's night got even worse in the 51st minute, when Madibo was also sent off and left them with just 9 players on the field.

Saliba made it 4-0 in the 64th minute, then Qatar's Manai turned the ball into his own net in the 75th minute for 5-0.

That was an own goal, which is when a player accidentally scores into his own team's goal.

David finished it off in the 90+2nd minute for his third goal, a hat-trick, which is when one player scores 3 goals in the same game.

Canada had drawn their opener 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Qatar had drawn theirs 1-1 with Switzerland, but this result blows the group wide open.

Canada now sit top of Group B on 4 points with the best goal difference, level with Switzerland on 4, while Bosnia and Qatar are stuck on 1 point each.