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L`équipe nationale féminine du Canada a annoncé leur tableau pour le camp d`entrainement de cette semaine ainsi que pour le match amical international contre les États-Unis. Carolina Morace a fait appel à 22 joueuses pour son tout premier match à domicile comme étant entraineuse-chef de l`équipe féminine canadienne. Le Canada affrontera les États-Unis le 25 mai prochain à Toronto.
Fans will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with the stars of the Canadian women’s national team on Saturday 23 May at the Winners store at College Park (444 Yonge Street). The team will be in store from 10.00 to 12.00 to sign autographs and meet Canadian soccer fans.
Winners Chief Operating Officer Doug Mizzi will be on hand to welcome the team and to speak to Winners significant involvement in Canadian soccer. Winners, as title sponsor, provides valuable support to the Canadian women’s national team.
Les amateurs auront la chance de jaser avec les vedettes de l’équipe nationale féminine en personne ce samedi 23 mai au magasin Winners au parc College (444 rue Yonge). Les joueuses seront sur place de 10 h jusqu’à midi afin de signer des autographes et de rencontrer les amateurs de soccer canadiens.
Le directeur-chef des opérations de Winners, Doug Mizzi, sera également au rendez-vous afin de souhaiter le bienvenu à l’équipe et de parler de l’engagement Winners envers le soccer au Canada. Winners est le commanditaire titre de l’équipe nationale féminine et ce disant, offre un appui considérable à l’équipe.
Less than 24 hours after losing its opening match in the 2009 Nutrilite Canadian Championship, the Impact de Montréal has replaced its head coach. John Limniatis is out while former assistant Marc Dos Santos is in as the Impact’s new interim head coach. Mr. Dos Santos begins his duties immediately and makes his coaching debut this Friday 15 May when the Impact host the Charleston Battery at Stade Saputo in United Soccer Leagues First Division action.
“It’s an honour for me to become interim head coach for the Impact,” said Marc Dos Santos. “I am ready today to take on these new responsibilities. It’s a great challenge in my coaching career and it’s a mandate in which I will invest myself fully.”
L`association canadienne de soccer a annoncé aujourd`hui que leur match contre les États-Unis, qui aura lieu prochainement à Toronto, sera diffusé en directe sur Rogers Sportsnet. Le match sera télédiffusé sur les quatre chaînes de Sportsnet dans tout le pays et il aura lieu le lundi 25 mai à BMO Field à partir de 19 h. Les Canadiens seront hôtes aux Américains, les numéros un du classement, sur leur terre natale pour la première fois en huit ans.
« Nos amateurs de tout le pays auront l`occasion de suivre notre équipe nationale sur Sportsnet, » a déclaré Carolina Morace, entraineuse de l`équipe. « Ce sera un match excellent ainsi qu`une épreuve excellente pour nos joueuses. »
The Canadian Soccer Association announced today that Societé Radio-Canada will broadcast two matches in the 2009 Nutrilite Canadian Championship. The two matches are 27 May featuring the Impact de Montréal at Vancouver Whitecaps FC and 18 June featuring Toronto FC at the Impact. Both matches will be broadcast at 23.00 ET (20.00 PT) and feature French play-by-play commentary.
“The Canadian Soccer Association is pleased to announce that Canadian soccer fans will be able to watch both of these games on Radio-Canada,” said Canadian Soccer Association General Secretary Peter Montopoli. “Both of these matches provide French broadcast coverage for our fans across the country.”
Toronto FC collected three more points in the 2009 Nutrilite Canadian Championship with a 1:0 victory over the Impact de Montréal tonight. Toronto FC picked up its second-straight win in its “house”, this time over the very defending champions that stole last year’s trophy from TFC at BMO Field.
Chad Barrett, who entered the game as a substitution in the 16th minute, scored the lone goal on a terrific shot above the box. Toronto had plenty of chances, but could only manage one goal on the evening.
The Canadian Soccer Association announced today that its upcoming Canada-USA women’s match in Toronto will be broadcast live on Rogers Sportsnet. The match, which kicks off at 19.00 on Monday 25 May at BMO Field, will be shown on all four Sportsnet channels from coast to coast. The Canucks are hosting the number-one ranked Americans on home soil for the first time in eight years.
“Our fans from coast to coast will have the opportunity to watch our national team on Sportsnet,” said coach Carolina Morace. “It should be an excellent match and an excellent test for our players.”
Defending champion Impact de Montréal will get its start tonight in Toronto in the 2009 Nutrilite Canadian Championship. The team arrived by bus on Tuesday afternoon before taking its official last training session at BMO Field. The Impact face Toronto FC on Wednesday 13 May at 20.00.
The match will be streamed live on torontofc.ca (English) and corussports.com (French).
