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Canada vs. Puerto Rico

U-Sector — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 18:00:14 +0000

Canada vs. Puerto Rico
2014 FIFA World Cup qualifier
Tuesday, October 11, 2011. 7:00pm EDT.
BMO Field. Toronto, ON.

Pre-Game with The Voyageurs: Maro, starting at 4:00pm.
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Busy September ahead

U-Sector — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 16:38:34 +0000

Sept. 2: Canada v. St. Lucia – 8:00pm (BMO Field)

Sept. 6: Puerto Rico v. Canada – 8:00pm (Estadio Juan Ramon Loubriel, PR)

Sept. 10: Columbus Crew v. Toronto FC – 7:30pm (Crew Stadium, Columbus)

Sept. 14: Pumas UNAM v. Toronto FC – 8:00pm (Estadio Olimpico Universitario, MX)

Sept. 17: Toronto FC v. Colorado Rapids – 1:30pm (BMO Field)

Sept. 20: Toronto FC v. Tauro FC – 8:00pm (BMO Field)

Sept. 24: Chivas USA v. Toronto FC – 10:30pm (Home Depot Center, L.A.)

Sept. 27: Toronto FC v. Pumas UNAM – 8:00pm (BMO Field)

For all the marbles

U-Sector — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 19:40:56 +0000

Round two against the Vancouver Whitecaps goes Saturday in the Nutrilite Canadian Championship final, after a 1-0 MLS win in round one on Wednesday night.

The real “round one” of this match took place way back in May, when TFC stole a late 1-1 draw, and came away ahead on aggregate. With a plethora of injuries and a pissed off Whitecaps side, the task is a tough one for TFC.

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Toronto FC v. Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Saturday, July 2, 2011. 12:30pm EDT.

BMO Field. Toronto, ON.

U-Sector Pre-Game: Maro (135 Liberty St.), starting at 11:00am.

Support Local Football

U-Sector — Tue, 24 May 2011 20:08:41 +0000

Here’s the video, put together by members of our own group in conjunction with The Voyageurs, North End Elite, Red Patch Boys and Canadian Soccer News.

If this video doesn’t give you goosebumps and make you want to scream out the national anthem while decked out in red and white, perhaps you should have your pulse (and passport) checked.

TFC Three Times Lucky?

U-Sector — Tue, 24 May 2011 04:48:05 +0000

Toronto goes for their third consecutive Voyageurs Cup on Wednesday, having tied Vancouver 1-1 in last week’s first leg.

With the away goal advantage, TFC will look to limit the Whitecaps to yet another runners-up medal by winning the trophy on home turf for the fist time. It won’t be easy, as Toronto’s players have been played into the ground while Vancouver have had the luxury of a week off (that’s after resting several key starters in anticipation of last week’s affair).

Will they do it? Will TFC win the Cup in front of their own fans for the first time?

Toronto FC v. Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Wednesday, May 25, 2011. 8:00pm EDT.

BMO Field. Toronto, ON.

U-Sector Pre-Game: Maro (135 Liberty St.), starting at 5:00pm.

Payback

U-Sector — Mon, 16 May 2011 17:37:59 +0000

Toronto gets their chance to nullify the awful memories of the season opener when they travel to Vancouver to take on the Whitecaps in the first leg of the Voyageurs Cup final.

Both teams are struggling, but the loud chatter from the West Coast about how much “better” the ‘Caps are than TFC has quieted down to a whisper in recent weeks.

With a win at Empire Field on Wednesday, TFC can shut down that chatter completely.

Vancouver Whitecaps v. Toronto FC

Wednesday, May 18, 2011. 10:00pm EDT.

Empire Field. Vancouver, BC.

U-Sector Away Game Viewing: Duke of Gloucester (649 Yonge St.)

Consolations

Rudi Schuller — Mon, 02 May 2011 19:13:26 +0000

For as bad as TFC looked in their 3-0 away loss at Seattle this past weekend, FC Edmonton has look far worse over the past seven days.

A 3-0 dismantling by Toronto was followed up by an even more embarrassing 5-0 loss to the Montreal Impact in league play for the Edmonton side, the two games representing FCE’s “home openers” and introduction to their fans.

As much as Edmonton should love the fact that they are able to get away from the scene of their failures over the past week, TFC has to be overjoyed to be returning home after their shameful performance on the West Coast. With a three-goal aggregate lead and an opponent that makes Toronto FC look like FC Barcelona, the Reds will be looking forward to erasing their shame by putting the boots to their hapless Albertan cousins.

What kind of line up will we see on Wednesday night at BMO Field? Likely another mix of starters and fringe players, although it should be expected that the team sheet will skew more towards the reserve side of the ledger for this match.

Toronto FC v. FC Edmonton

Wednesday, May 4, 2011. 8:00pm EDT.

BMO Field. Toronto, ON.

U-Sector Pre-Game: Maro (135 Liberty St.), starting at 5:00pm.

Get your Canada v. Ecuador ticket in 113 today!

U-Sector — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 18:47:43 +0000

Canada faces Ecuador on June 1 at BMO Field, and we’ve secured section 113 for the U-Sector (under the larger umbrella of The Voyageurs)

Tickets are $17 each, and we have a very limited amount of time to sell these, so buy your tickets now.

Use the link below to purchase tickets. PayPal account is not required for purchase, only a credit card

Group sales are over. For tickets, contact Ticketmaster.

The Cup runneth over Edmonton

U-Sector — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 05:15:55 +0000

TFC takes their show on the road Wednesday, traveling to Alberta to face upstart FC Edmonton in the opener of the 2011 Nutrilite Canadian Championship.

Edmonton is the newest pro franchise in the country, taking part in the new NASL. When it comes to second division sides, TFC have shown that they could look ridiculously average (vs. Vancouver) or like the dominant first division side they should be (vs. Montreal).

Which Toronto FC will be on display within the vast confines of Commonwealth Stadium?

FC Edmonton v. Toronto FC

Wednesday, April 27, 2011. 8:00pm EDT.

Commonwealth Stadium. Edmonton, Alberta.

U-Sector Away Game Viewing: Duke of Gloucester (649 Yonge St.)

Canada returns to action

Rudi Schuller — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 07:05:46 +0000

The Canadian men’s national team plays their first game of 2011 Wednesday, a match against Greece in Larissa.

The game kicks off at 10am ET, and will be carried live on Rogers Sportsnet ONE (as well as sportsnet.ca). You can also follow along in a live chat hosted by yours truly on Canadian Soccer News. If you’re able to, a group of us will be watching the match at Scallywags.

Called into the squad from Toronto FC are Dwayne De Rosario and – to replace injured Kevin McKenna – one of Adrian Cann or Nana Attakora.

Here’s the full roster:

To get your juices flowing for the match, have a gander at this excellent video highlighting the history of the Canadian MNT:

Posted by Rudi Schuller