The Vancouver Whitecaps fired Italian head coach Vanni Sartini after three-plus seasons.
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MLS playoffs: Whitecaps crush Timbers
• Portland 0 Vancouver 5: Shifting the match from Vancouver to Portland because of a conflict at BC Place proved to be no problem for the Whitecaps, who ended a seven-game winless streak with a 5-0 win over the Timbers. Scottish midfielder Ryan Gauld led the ‘Caps with three goals and an assist, joining Landon Donovan […]
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MLS playoffs: Who’s hot, who’s not
The MLS playoffs begin on Tuesday when CF Montreal hosts Atlanta United in the first of two Wild-Card Games putting the No. 8 and No. 9 seeds against each other.
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Wave takes first American-Canadian showdown
The first American-Canadian showdown in women’s club soccer competition went to the San Diego Wave, 2-0 winner over the Vancouver Whitecaps in the Concacaf W Champions Cup at the BC Place.
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MLS matchday 28: Three big things
Both FC Cincinnati and the Columbus Crew looked like shadows of themselves.
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MLS on pace to smash attendance records
MLS is on pace to smash the season attendance records it set in 2023. It’s averaging 23,426 fans a game, up 13 percent year-over-year and 6 percent from the final 2023 average.
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MLS’s roster rule changes are both encouraging and complicating
Many would argue the changes don’t exactly count as the kind of seismic change some observers have been calling for in service of exploiting Messi’s arrival to the fullest extent.
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American trio set for Concacaf debuts with Mexican clubs
A new season of Concacaf club soccer begins on Tuesday.
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After a decade in Latin America, Lucas Cavallini returns to Canada to boost Whitecaps with World Cup on his mind
This is a critical time for Canadian soccer, and Lucas Cavallini has come home — for the first time, as a soccer player — to defend the homeland. A change in how Concacaf conducts qualifying for the World Cup has putthe best Canada side in generations — and maybe ever — in a difficult position, […]
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What They're Saying: Bob Lenarduzzi
“I’ve been at it for 45 years. The last year has been a difficult one, no question.” — Bob Lenarduzzi, who was pushed out as the Vancouver Whitecaps president, aposition he’s held since the Canadian team joined MLS in 2011. He has spent more than four decades with the Whitecaps, beginning as a player in […]