Measured in public
12 Jun 2026
Every probability below was published before kickoff and locked. This page scores each one against what actually happened.
Day average: Within expectations
- GradedLocked 10 Jun1 – 1
- Canada54.7%
- Draw · realised26.4%
- Bosnia and Herzegovina18.9%
VerdictWithin expectationsCanada 1–1 Bosnia and Herzegovina was an outcome the model rated at 26.4% (26.4% before kickoff). The match scores a Brier of 0.876, worse than the 0.667 no-skill mark.
Beats marketsGave more probability to the result
Match ratings
Player scores from official highlights analysis. Observational, not a model input.
Canada8Cyle LarinCame off the bench to score the crucial equalizing goal, making a significant impact.6Liam MillarCommitted a foul and was substituted without making a significant impact.6Jonathan DavidDrew a yellow card for an opponent but had no other significant actions.Bosnia and Herzegovina8Jovo LukićScored Bosnia's opening goal with a header from a corner.8Nikola VasiljMade several crucial saves throughout the match, keeping his team in contention.7Sead KolašinacMade an astonishing goal-line clearance but received an early yellow card. - GradedLocked 10 Jun4 – 1
- United States · realised29.3%
- Draw29.4%
- Paraguay41.3%
VerdictWithin expectationsUnited States 4–1 Paraguay was an outcome the model rated at 29.3% (29.3% before kickoff). The match scores a Brier of 0.757, worse than the 0.667 no-skill mark.
Markets gave more probability to the result
Match ratings
Player scores from official highlights analysis. Observational, not a model input.
United States9Folarin BalogunScored two crucial goals for the USA, demonstrating clinical finishing and a strong offensive presence.8Gio ReynaContributed a well-placed goal for the USA, adding to their commanding lead.7Weston McKennieShowed good attacking intent with a notable shot on goal that tested the opposition goalkeeper.Paraguay3Damian BobadillaScored an own goal that put the USA ahead, representing a costly error for his team.
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