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L’équipe nationale féminine du Canada a été accueillie aux États-Unis à l’Ambassade du Canada à Washington, DC. L’entraîneure-chef nationale Carolina Morace du Canada ainsi que les Canadiennes Erin McLeod, Karina LeBlanc et Christine Sinclair ont pris part à une conférence de presse avec l’équipe de Washington Freedom à l’Ambassade du Canada.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC earned a single point on Match Day Four of the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship, playing visiting Toronto FC to a 0:0 draw at Swangard Stadium. The draw keeps Vancouver alive in the race for the Voyageurs Cup and a spot in 2009-10 CONCACAF Champions League.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC 0:0 Toronto FC
The Canadian Soccer Association is pleased to announce that its grassroots soccer program has a new name – Nutrilite Active Start Soccer Fests presented by BMO!
Vancouver Whitecaps FC need points to climb the standings of the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship. With the championship returning to Vancouver, there is no better place to claim three points and close the gap on leader Toronto FC.
Canada’s women’s national team has announced the roster for its two-week camp in Gaithersburg, MD. The camp runs 18-27 May and precedes the national team’s trip to Hamar, Norway for an international match against Norway. The camp is part of Canada’s 2010 preparations for the 2010 CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup, expected to be played this October and November.
L’équipe nationale féminine du Canada a dévoilé la sélection de joueuses pour son camp de deux semaines à Gaithersburg, Maryland. Le camp d’entraînement aura lieu entre le 18 et le 27 mai et précède le voyage de l’équipe nationale à la ville norvégienne de Hamar où l’escouade canadienne disputera un match international contre la Norvège.
Toronto FC has arrived in Vancouver in advance of Match Day Four of the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship. Toronto FC, the championship leader, will face Vancouver Whitecaps FC in what is considered a must win for the host. Vancouver still has three matches left to catch Toronto, but must draw or win to stay alive in the points chase.
The Canadian Soccer Association has welcomed FC Edmonton as the newest professional club in membership. The new membership will allow FC Edmonton to establish itself as a professional club as it prepares to enter a professional league for the 2011 season.
