Football Result

Verification of the Result Prediction

Power Comparison in the League
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Team Formations

Estimated Goal Scoring Chance

Recent Matches before the game

H2H Record before the game

In a dominant display at BC Place, Vancouver, Canada, Canada crushed Honduras 6-0 in their Concacaf Gold Cup group stage match on June 17, 2025. The home side, playing in a 4-4-2 formation, demonstrated superior attacking prowess, converting their chances with ruthless efficiency. Niko Sigur opened the scoring in the 27th minute, followed by Tani Oluwaseyi just before halftime. Tajon Buchanan's brace in the second half, coupled with goals from Promise Akinpelu and Nathan Saliba, sealed the emphatic victory for Canada.
Honduras, lining up in a 4-1-4-1, struggled to contain Canada's attacking waves and failed to convert their opportunities. While Honduras had 7 shots, only 4 were on target, compared to Canada's 8 on target out of 19 total shots. Possession was also in favor of Canada with 53.8% against Honduras’s 46.2%.
The AI-powered pre-game prediction correctly anticipated a Canada win, but underestimated the margin of victory; the AI model did not expect a balanced game. Canada's dominant performance indicates they are in strong form heading into their next Concacaf Gold Cup match against Curacao. Looking at Canada's previous games, a 4-2 victory over Ukraine and a 2-1 win against the United States showcase their attacking capabilities.
Honduras, on the other hand, will need to regroup quickly before their next match against El Salvador. Their recent form has been mixed, with victories against weaker opponents in World Cup Qualifying, but this heavy defeat exposes vulnerabilities that need addressing.
Historically, Canada has had the upper hand in recent encounters with Honduras, including a 4-1 win in the Concacaf Nations League. In contrast, Canada's upcoming opponent Curacao has been on a winning streak lately, winning four of their last five games. Given Curacao's form and Canada's historical advantage in head-to-head matches, Canada will likely approach the game with confidence. Honduras will face El Salvador next, a team against which they have a mixed record. Honduras will need to address their defensive vulnerabilities to stand a chance of winning that match.

The AI is buzzing with predictions for the upcoming Concacaf Gold Cup match on June 17, 2025, between Canada and Honduras at BC Place in Vancouver. According to the algorithms, Canada is the favorite, with a 50.6% probability of winning, while Honduras has a 24.7% chance; a draw also stands at 24.7%. The AI gives Canada a strength rating of 0.726 compared to Honduras' 0.471.
Canada's recent form shows promise, with wins against Ukraine (4-2) and the United States (2-1) alongside a draw with Ivory Coast (0-0) and a loss against Mexico (0-2). Their attacking prowess is evident, particularly with Alphonso Davies, whose blistering pace and clinical finishing could prove decisive. Jonathan David's ability to find space and create chances will also be crucial for the Canadians.
Honduras has also secured recent victories against Antigua and Barbuda (2-0), and Cayman Islands (1-0) alongside wins against Bermuda (2-0 and 5-3), though they lost to Guatemala (1-2). Despite their recent wins, the AI suggests they will struggle against a strong Canadian side on home soil. The last head-to-head game in Vancouver saw Canada winning 4-1. The AI believes history is likely to repeat itself, predicting a Canada victory in this Concacaf Gold Cup clash.