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As part of the most recent CONCACAF Executive Committee meetings in New York, the Canadian Soccer Association has been granted the right to host the 2012 CONCACAF Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament. The tournament, which is expected to feature eight teams, will serve as the qualification route for the 2012 Women’s Olympic Football Tournament in London, England.
L’Association canadienne de soccer a obtenu de la CONCACAF le droit d’accueillir le tournoi de qualification olympique de soccer féminin en vue des Jeux de Londres en 2012.Cette décision a été prise lors d’une récente rencontre du comité exécutif de la CONCACAF à New York. Le tournoi qui devrait réunir huit équipes déterminera les représentantes de la CONCACAF au Tournoi Olympique de Football Féminin en Angleterre.
When Vancouver Whitecaps FC forward Marcus Haber scored late on Match Day Two of the Nutrilite Canadian Championship, he sent the local fans into a frenzy. The penalty goal was just an equaliser, but it was enough to save Vancouver the hurdle of starting the 2010 championship without a point.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC pulled off a 1:1 draw against visiting Impact Montréal on Match Day Two of the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship. Impact striker Peter Byers opened the scoring in the 31st minute before Vancouver’s Marcus Haber evened the score on a penalty in the 81st minute. The draw means both Vancouver and Montréal settle for a single point and remain behind Toronto FC in the three-team standings.
Whitecaps FC 1:1 Impact Montréal
Impact Montréal will face Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Match Day Two of the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship this Wednesday 5 May in Vancouver, BC. The two sides kick off at 19.30 local time at Swangard Stadium, home of the Whitecaps since 1987.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC and its home fans may be looking for some pay back against Montréal this Wednesday 5 May at Swangard Stadium. Vancouver was on the verge of winning the 2009 Nutrilite Canadian Championship last year when Impact Montréal gave up a one-goal lead in the final match against eventual champion Toronto FC. This Wednesday’s match will be the first Nutrilite Canadian Championship match between the two sides since last year.
The Canadian Soccer Association announced today that Impact Montréal forward Roberto Brown will serve a two-game suspension in the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship. The suspension and a $1,500 fine was imposed for his conduct in the 28 April 2010 match between the Impact and Toronto FC.
A correction has been made to the record of the first goal scored on Match Day One of the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship. The Toronto FC goal, scored in the 12th minute of the 28 April match, was in fact scored by Ty Harden, not Dwayne De Rosario.
