Voyageur’s Cup: Wanderers v. Toronto FC
No, I don’t have a rooting interest tonight.
Voyageur’s Cup
Voyageur’s Cup: Guelph v. Wanderers
Wanderers land in Guelph to play a League 1 Ontario side for the second time ever in the Voyageur’s Cup.
Voyageur’s Cup: Ottawa Fury v. Halifax Wanderers
After the first leg, Ottawa were in their changing room singing “olés”. They played well in Halifax, no doubt, but Wanderers will still feel they can nab this with a strong start. They’ll need one after a sultry, sagging week of travel and poor results.
Voyageur’s Cup – Wanderers v. Ottawa (July 10, 2019)
Some things were said.
One can debate the accuracy of the statement, and one can argue whether Ottawa were better off in USL or the Canadian Premier League, but make no mistake that everybody involved in CanPL has those quotes on a bulletin board tonight. Maybe even the Fury, too.
Valour FC v. Halifax Wanderers (June 12, 2019 – Voyageur’s Cup)
I always think 2 – 1 is the best scoreline for a first leg, like it was almost intended, because it means the home team […]
Halifax Wanderers v. Valour (Voyageur’s Cup, June 5 2019)
Here we go again. A third game in eight days for Wanderers, a fourth in twelve, and I’m feeling tired just watching them.
Halifax Wanderers v. Vaughan Azzurri
Halifax Wanderers FC lead 3 – 2 on away goals after the first leg, and with Vaughan needing at least two goals (and not having much defense) we may well see goals again tonight.
There’s too much to write about: Week 5 in CanPL
Originally, I was going to keep this brief because, y’know, if Wanderers aren’t playing did anything really happen?
Vaughan Azzurri v. Halifax Wanderers
One thing about the Voyageur’s Cup is that it’s never short of drama. This is its 11th year, I’ve watched most of it every year, and I think I’ve seen one, maybe two games that weren’t completely crazy?
Midweek, Midfield, and More: Week 4 in CanPL
I’ve always liked midweek games. Apparently I’m the only one–attendance is regularly brutal at these the world over, and the Canadian Premier League is no exception. Forge drew nearly 6,000 on Wednesday before getting rained on Saturday, which actually isn’t bad at all, but boy does it look rough in a 27,000-seat stadium. Cavalry drew only 2,055.