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July 21st at TD Place brought proof that one cannot predict the outcome of a soccer match, as league leaders Atlético Ottawa tied last place Valour FC 2-2. It was not Ottawa’s best performance and fans felt the absence of key player Matteo de Brienne, as he was suspended
Match Day In Review
On July 12th, Atlético Ottawa delivered a spectacular 3-0 victory over Vancouver FC at Willoughby Community Park in Langley, British Columbia. This decisive win not only thwarted Vancouver’s bid to leap into second place but maintained Ottawa’s lead at the top of the table. Coach Carlos González made
Match Day In Review
Atlético Ottawa hosted Pacific FC at TD Place on July 7th, and despite dominating possession and taking 22 shots to Pacific’s 6, they suffered a disappointing 1-0 defeat, marking their second loss to Pacific this season across all competitions. Ottawa, currently leading the league table, now faces a tighter
Atlético Ottawa secured a thrilling victory against Forge FC on June 28th at TD Place to snatch three points with a late goal, extending their position at the top of the league table. The game concluded with seven goals total, a stark contrast to last week’s 1-1 draw, though
Match Day In Review
On June 21st, Atlético Ottawa hit the road to face Cavalry FC at ATCO Field in Calgary, where the teams shared points in a 1-1 draw. The opening minutes of the match, following last week’s defeat, suggested that the Cold Fernando Winter may have finally thawed in the summer
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After a 9-game unbeaten streak, Atlético Ottawa suffered their first defeat of the season against York United, at TD Place on June 15th, losing 2-1. While it was bound to happen eventually, Ottawa dominated the match with 21 shots compared to York’s 8, making the capital club the stronger
Altético Ottawa extended their undefeated streak on June 9th when they played Valour FC at I.G. Field in Winnipeg. Drawing their previous game 2-2 with a last-minute equalizer, Ottawa came out fighting Sunday to take home all three points. Both teams saw early opportunities, the first of which came
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On June 2nd at TD Place, a day that will live on in infamy, Atlético Ottawa fought until the dying minutes of the match to steal points from the Halifax Wanderers in a 2-2 draw. The hosts were coming off a disappointing end to their Canadian Championship run, having lost
Match Day In Review
On Saturday afternoon in the nation’s capital city, Atlético Ottawa secured three points by defeating Forge FC 3-0 in an eventful game that fortified their four-point lead atop the league table. It’s a significant milestone for Ottawa as they managed to beat the four-time league champions on home
Atlético Ottawa remain undefeated after their fourth win of the season, this time against Pacific FC. The Victoria team hosted the nation’s capital side at Starlight Stadium on Friday May 17th, in a game that ended in a 1-0 win for the visitors, and gave them a three-point lead
Atlético Ottawa travelled to the West Coast on Sunday, May 12th for their first match this season against Vancouver FC, at Willoughby Community Park, in Langley, British Columbia. The teams fought hard and ultimately ended up sharing points, as the Match of the Week ended in a 1-1 draw. Despite
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After a thrilling preliminary round of the TELUS Canadian Championship, where Atlético Ottawa set a new record by defeating Valour FC 7-0 on Wednesday night, the two teams faced off in a much-anticipated rematch at TD Place on Sunday, May 5th, where the nation’s capital emerged victorious once again.
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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
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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.
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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
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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