Such devastating news for Canada and Koné. Here's what we know: Koné was tackled by Qatar midfielder Assim Madibo about 10 minutes into the second half. He immediately grabbed at his left leg, and Canada's medical staff quickly brought out a stretcher. He waved to the crowd as he was carried off, his left leg in an air cast, with multiple players visibly emotional. (Yahoo Sports) The tackle came from behind, and VAR upgraded Madibo's foul to a red card — Qatar's second of the match, after another player was sent off in the first half, leaving them with just nine men. (Fox News) Coach Jesse Marsch seemed to confirm the broken leg in his post-game press conference, saying he "could hear the bone snap." Koné was taken to a local hospital in Vancouver and underwent surgery. (Yahoo Sports) Despite the devastating blow, Canada went on to win 6-0 — the nation's first-ever World Cup victory. Marsch said: "Everybody was crushed when it happened, but we had to find a way to stay focused, we knew that Ismaël wanted us to finish the job." (Yahoo Sports) Absolutely heartbreaking for Koné, who was having such a strong tournament. Wishing him a full and speedy recovery. 🙏 - @_otf_ke