Canada’s first-ever World Cup win was overshadowed yesterday when midfielder Ismael Kone suffered a broken leg after a tackle that left teammates shaken and coach Jesse Marsch lamenting an injury that turned a night of celebration into one of anguish.The 24-year-old Kone was taken off on a stretcher at BC Place after Qatar’s Assim Madibo caught him from behind in the 54th minute of Canada’s 6-0 rout, with Marsch saying the sound of the impact was audible from the sidelines.“It happened right in front of the bench. We could all hear it,” said Marsch, who immediately recognised the severity of the injury having seen Canada’s Tajon Buchanan suffer a broken tibia during a training session at the 2024 Copa America.“I knew right away it was similar to when Tajon got hurt in training. Everyone could hear the bones snap,” added Marsch.