CanPL Final 2020: Forge v. Wanderers
The 2020 season is over already, but did you expect Wanderers to be in the final? It’s alright, neither did I.
Articles by Dylan Matthias
CanPL Finals Preview: Anatomy of a Press
As much as Forge have experience in the final, it’s on them to adapt to Wanderers’ pressure that can and has disrupted their build-up play.
CanPL 2020: Wanderers v. Pacific
The game doesn’t matter in the standings, but [narrative] form matters heading into any final, and Pacific will be playing with a lot of pride. [/narrative.]
CanPL 2020: Cavalry v. Forge
When you have a tournament, this is the kind of game it’s about. Both Forge and Cavalry need a result, plus it’s Forge and Cavalry–by far CanPL’s best rivalry so far.
CanPL 2020: Cavalry v. Wanderers
Tommy Wheeldon Jr. is dragging Cavalry forward despite battle scars and missing limbs. Bravery, to be sure. Foolhardy? We shall see.
CanPL 2020: Cavalry v. Pacific
Pacific are the team that always upsets Cavalry. If they do it here, they’ll have a real chance of making the final.
CanPL 2020: Wanderers v. Forge
Wanderers have looked good enough in this tournament that it’s easy to forget how much of a surprise it is for them to be in the second round.
CanPL 2020: Wanderers v. Ottleti
Eight months ago, Wanderers had six players and Ottawa didn’t have a pro soccer team. Now both could make the CanPL playoffs.
CanPL 2020: York v. Cavalry
Cavalry could very easily go out today. Let’s enjoy it, shall we?
CanPL 2020: Valour v. Wanderers
Both sides must win to stay competitive though only a Valour win allows for CanPL chaos to occur. Does that mean I am now a […]