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Bosnia and Herzegovina's clinical finishing secures a 3-1 victory over Qatar, with Kerim Alajbegovic's pivotal goal in the 29th minute setting the tone. Despite Qatar's nine shots, Bosnia's superior shot accuracy, evidenced by their 14 attempts, underscores their offensive efficiency and ability to capitalize on key opportunities.

Canada's dominance in possession (61%) fails to translate into victory as they draw 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina. Despite controlling the game, Canada concedes early to Jovo Lukic's 21st-minute goal. Their territorial advantage eventually yields an equalizer, but the lack of clinical finishing leaves them unrewarded.

Canada's 6-0 victory over Qatar is defined by their possession dominance, which allowed them to dictate the match tempo and territory. The turning point comes at the 16th minute with Cyle Larin's goal, setting the stage for Jonathan David's heroics. Canada's overwhelming 32-2 shot advantage underscores their control and relentless attacking pressure.

In a match defined by late drama, Qatar salvages a 1-1 draw against Switzerland with a last-minute equalizer. Breel Embolo's 17th-minute goal initially puts Switzerland ahead, but despite their 26 shots to Qatar's 6, they fail to secure victory. The late equalizer underscores Switzerland's inability to capitalize on their dominance.

Spain are world champions for the second time. Ferran Torres' 106th-minute strike — a precise left-footed finish — broke the deadlock in extra time after 90 minutes of Spanish dominance that Argentina survived through defensive resolve and goalkeeper Juan Musso. With Enzo Fernández sent off in the 90th minute for a second yellow card, Argentina's resistance finally cracked. Spain's 65% possession, 20 shots to Argentina's 2, and nine corners told the story of total control that needed extra time to convert into the ultimate prize.

Switzerland's 4-1 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina is defined by their possession dominance, which allowed them to dictate the match's tempo. Johan Manzambi's decisive goal in the 74th minute broke the deadlock, capitalizing on Switzerland's control to outshoot their opponents 13-5, ultimately securing a commanding win.