Last checked: November 14, 2026, 4:01 a.m. UTC (November 13, 11:01 p.m. EST). Canada Soccer’s live match centre showed Canada leading Guatemala 3–1 at 73:57 in the first leg of their Concacaf Nations League quarter-final. That was the latest score available from the official source at verification time; a final result was not confirmed.
For Canadian supporters, the immediate takeaway is a two-goal advantage heading into Monday’s second leg at BMO Field in Toronto. The tie is played over two legs, so the aggregate score will decide which team advances. Canada Soccer’s match centre is the source for the live score, while Concacaf’s fixture page lists the match and venue.
Canada led Guatemala 3–1 at 73:57, according to the Canada Soccer live match centre when checked at 4:01 a.m. UTC on Nov. 14. The score should be treated as a live update, not a final result. The page continued to display the same in-progress time and score when rechecked, so this update does not claim the match has ended or assign unverified scorers.
The first leg was scheduled for Friday, Nov. 13 at Estadio Manuel Felipe Carrera in Guatemala City. Canada Soccer listed kickoff at 9 p.m. EST; Guatemala City was on Central Standard Time (UTC−06:00), while Toronto was on Eastern Standard Time (UTC−05:00). That corresponds to 8 p.m. in Guatemala City and 9 p.m. in Toronto on Nov. 13, or 2 a.m. UTC on Nov. 14. The date changes for international readers following the match in UTC.
The clearest confirmed development is Canada’s two-goal cushion late in the match. If that advantage holds through full time, it would put Canada in a strong position before the return leg, but it would not automatically end the quarter-final. Guatemala would have the opportunity to respond in Toronto, and the aggregate score would remain decisive.
Canada Soccer’s match centre showed the score and elapsed time but the accessible live listing did not provide verified goal details at the time of checking. For that reason, this update does not attribute the goals or describe individual performances. Readers seeking a goal-by-goal recap should consult the official match centre after it publishes a completed match summary.
The broader series context matters. Concacaf describes this as a two-legged quarter-final, with the second leg in Toronto on Monday, Nov. 16. Canada Soccer announced the home fixture for 8 p.m. EST at BMO Field. The team that wins the series on aggregate advances; the first-leg score is only one part of that calculation.
The next confirmed fixture is the second leg at BMO Field on Nov. 16. A 3–1 lead at the point displayed by the live tracker gives Canada a useful platform if it is maintained, but the eventual score and match events must be confirmed before drawing conclusions about the tie. Supporters should check the official match centre for the final first-leg result and any updates to the return-leg information.
Concacaf’s pre-match report said the quarter-final series winner would earn direct qualification to the 2027 Concacaf Gold Cup and a place in the Nations League Finals pathway. Those stakes make the return match consequential for both teams, regardless of the first-leg scoreline.
Canada Soccer and Concacaf are the most relevant official sources to check for post-match reporting and video. The live match centre may transition to a match summary after full time. Until an official recap is available, any exact scoring sequence or highlight description should be treated as unconfirmed here.
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Not confirmed by the official listing available for this update. It showed 1–3 at 73:57 when checked.
Monday, Nov. 16, 2026, at BMO Field in Toronto. Canada Soccer listed an 8 p.m. EST kickoff.
No. The teams play two legs, and the aggregate score determines the series winner.
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