Montreal draws first blood in the 401 Derby
In their home opener, the Montreal Impact played host to Canadian rivals Toronto FC as part of Major League Soccer's rivalry weekend. The Olympic Stadium, with 37 896 people, was the venue. Impact head coach Marco Schällibaum made one switch to his starting XI. Andrés Romero made his first start of the season as a right midfielder. The rest of the squad made their third straight starts. |
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I enjoying seeing when youth teams try to play Futbol not just kick & run. Play with a purpose not always just to win but develop the kids.
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Defensive pieces come into line for Whitecaps after Clement signing
The other shoe has fallen when it comes to the Vancouver Whitecaps’ backline. As soon as centre back Carlyle Mitchell’s loan to FC Edmonton became official on Monday, Whitecaps’ supporters were waiting for news on a new defender who would be joining the team. They got the answer today... |
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Chencinski’s inclusion highlights Canadian national-team roster
Tomer Chencinski is finally going to get his chance to play for Canada. The addition of the goalkeeper’s name was the most striking part of the Canadian Soccer Association’s men’s national-team roster announcement ahead of two friendlies in Qatar: March 22 against... |
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