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Women's U-20
Canada’s women’s national team is training in Chongqing, China in advance of its 24 April 2010 international friendly against China. Today was the team’s third day of training, with a few additional players arriving after their weekend club matches or their delayed flights.
L’équipe nationale féminine du Canada s’entraîne à Chongqing, République populaire de Chine en avance de son match amical international du 24 avril contre la Chine. Aujourd’hui fut la troisième journée d’entraînement de l’équipe, avec quelques joueuses supplémentaires arrivant une fois terminer leurs matchs de club de la fin de semaine ou une journée ou deux après le début du camp en raison de vols en retard.
Canada’s men’s national team announced today the two venues at which it will play its home international friendly matches this 2010 season. Canada will play at BMO Field in Toronto on Saturday 4 September and Stade Saputo in Montréal on Tuesday 7 September. The announcement was part of a bigger press conference at which Canada outlined its plans for the men’s national team in 2010 including the confirmation of five international matches for its upcoming season.
Interest in the beautiful game continues to grow in Canada at both the national and international levels. Such interest has been noted in the ticket sales for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™. With just eight weeks to go before the opening match, 16,000 tickets have been sold to Canadians who will travel more than 11,000 kilometres to attend this year’s competition. That is the highest total amongst all non-participating members for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™.
Canada’s women’s national team announced its roster for the upcoming camp and international match in China. The staff and players depart this weekend for Chongqing, China […]
L’équipe nationale féminine du Canada a annoncé sa sélection de joueuses pour le prochain camp et le match amical international ayant lieu en Chine. Le personnel […]
Canada’s men’s national team will announce its schedule for the 2010 season this Friday 16 April at a press conference in Toronto, ON. Canadian Soccer Association President Dr. Dominic Maestracci, General Secretary Peter Montopoli, and Men’s National Team head coach Stephen Hart will all take part in the press conference.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC was the first Canadian club to open its 2010 home season, doing so on Sunday 11 April with a 2:0 victory over the visiting NSC Minnesota Stars. Luca Bellisomo and Marlon James both scored for Vancouver as the Whitecaps christened the start to its final season at Swangard Stadium with a win.
With three weeks to go before the official kickoff of the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship, all three professional clubs will now be in league action as of this Sunday 11 April. Toronto FC plays its second league match of the 2010 Major League Soccer season this Saturday 10 April while Impact de Montréal and Vancouver Whitecaps FC both open their new USSF Division 2 seasons on Sunday.
