Alphonso Davies scored first World Cup goal for Canada, but it was not enough to keep them from being eliminated after a loss to Croatia.
Canada had hoped after Bayern Munich winger Davies scored in the second minute, but they finished second and have now lost their first two group matches.
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Morocco defeated world number two Belgium 2-0 earlier in Group F and now sit second in the standings, behind 2018 finalists Croatia.
After only 67 seconds, John Herdman’s outsiders took the lead with a towering header from Davies, who darted into the box and powerfully converted Tajanan’s cross.
Croatia, on the other hand, did not panic after falling behind and created numerous chances, including a goal ruled out for offside by striker Andrej Kramaric.
But, after a first-time angled shot from Ivan Perisic’s pass, the former Leicester player equalised, and Marko Livaja put them ahead with a rasping drive from the edge of the box.
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In the second half, Milan Borjan’s fine save denied Kramaric, while Dominik Livakovic acrobatically tipped over Jonathan David’s long-range curler.
Hoffenheim forward Kramaric scored his second goal of the game, coolly converting into the far corner, and substitute Lovro Majer sealed the victory in injury time.
