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In less days than goals scored against Valour Wednesday, Atlético Ottawa once again take to the pitch against the Winnipeg outfit. Coach Carlos Gonzalez said the matchup will be “completely different,” as Valour will no doubt look to take revenge for the embarrassment they faced in the Canadian Championship midweek.
Match Day In Review
In what was the most electrifying 90 minutes played to date by Atlético Ottawa, fans at TD place were elated to see the red-and-white stripes take home another historic win, this time against Winnipeg’s Valour FC. Atlético Ottawa faced the Manitobans on Wednesday, May 1st in the knockout round
The Forward Press
Four matches into the season and Atlético Ottawa are already record setters. Just the type of performance we’ve all been waiting for. Atleti's 7-0 trouncing of a sorry Valour squad is the biggest ever seen in the Canadian Championship and means ATO ride into round two of
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Out of nowhere, despite the transfer window supposedly having closed a week ago (and shortly after sudden rumours of a completely different loan signing), Atlético Ottawa have revealed the addition of former Barcelona youth player Dani Morer, signed on loan from Portuguese side F.C. Famalicão. Sources say that Dani
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Atlético Ottawa made their first road trip of the season, enduring a near-1000-kilometer flight east to visit the Halifax Wanderers. After the morale blow of last week’s 1-1 draw against Cavalry, Ottawa looked primed to stop any sort of early season backslide. Head Coach Carlos Gonzalez made several adjustments
Atlético Ottawa returns to TD Place Stadium to begin its journey in the Canadian Championship tomorrow night. The single elimination knockout match is actually a rematch of Atlético Ottawa’s debut in the competition, in which ATO were thwarted by Valour by a score of 3-2 in 2021. Carlos Gonzalez
Match Day In Review
The Halifax Wanderers hosted Atlético Ottawa on April 27th, at the Wanderers Ground, which marked the first away game of the season for the nation’s capital team. Historically, Ottawa performs better on the road and Saturday was no different, as the visitors clutched a 3-1 win over the home-side.
The Forward Press
It wasn’t quite the stiff opposition Atlético Ottawa faced traveling to Wanderers Ground last year, and Atlético Ottawa owe that to Lorenzo Callegari. It was a silly challenge from the one-time PSG man which left his ten fellow Haligonians weathering an Atleti storm. Del Campo and Tabla both found
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Buckle your seatbelts folks because the Forward Presses will come thick and fast from here on out! The boys in stripes will travel to Wanderers Grounds today for tomorrow's match with Halifax, and some interesting questions were raised about the quality of the pitch and coach Carlos Gonzalez’
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Old habits die hard. I’m not just talking about the team once again conceding a late goal, but also the general lack of initiative in the first half when playing at home. Cavalry are a tough side to break down of course, but the consistent passing around the periphery,
Match Day In Review
Another rainy day in the capital saw Atlético Ottawa host Cavalry FC on April 20th, at TD Place for a 1-1 draw in the presence of 4,569 fans. The nation’s capital team made history last week after beating York United for the first time at home by a
Atlético Ottawa had the rug pulled out from under it late yesterday afternoon, letting two points slip out of reach in a scene all too familiar for the Atleti faithful. All things considered, there were signs of promise in the growing side against a particularly stiff competition, but ATO’s
The Forward Press
Sitting down with the media ahead of Saturday afternoon's clash at TD Place, coach Carlos Gonzalez had plenty of interesting tidbits to sprinkle into his Thursday pre-match presser. Atlético Ottawa will face Cavalry FC in the matinee match this Saturday, a match in which Cavalry will be looking
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The longest off-season in world football finally came to an end when Atlético Ottawa hosted York United in the Canadian Premier League season opener on April 13, at TD Place in downtown Ottawa. Deemed “Match of the Week” by the Canadian Premier League, Atlético Ottawa clutched the first three points
After 45 minutes that felt quite like “more of the same”, Atlético Ottawa was able to find the extra gear that they were missing for much of last season in the second half, clawing back from an Austin Ricci goal in the 49th minute to finally claim victory over York
As the calendar clicked closer to matchday one and the Atléti build looked close to complete, one glaring question still remained — who could step into the massive gap left on the pitch and in our hearts when Saint Miguel Acosta returned to Spain? Jonathan Grant appeared to be a worthwhile