Toronto FC advances to MLS Cup final in dramatic comeback
Toronto FC clinched a berth in the MLS Cup final after a wild 5-2 extra time win over the Montreal Impact, 7-5 on aggregate. Benoit Cheyrou and Tosaint Ricketts scored late in extra time as fans celebrated at BMO Field, while Seattle awaits in the final.
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Canadians to be treated as domestic MLS players under new rules
MLS and the Canadian Soccer Association announced a reform to allow Canadians who join MLS through club academies to count as domestic players. The move aims to expand Generation Adidas in Canada and boost homegrown talent, with CSA identifying youth programs nationwide. The change, unveiled at BMO Field, targets young players rising through academy systems to open more Canadian spots in MLS.
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St Pierre leads new union of UFC fighters to secure pay
Georges St Pierre and fellow former champions Cain Velasquez TJ Dillashaw Tim Kennedy join the Mixed Martial Arts Athletes Association aiming to secure revenue shares and past injustices from UFC. Debut board includes Cerone Rebney with plan to pressure ownership and establish a 50/50 model like other pro sports.
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Jones in familiar position early at Canada Cup
Jennifer Jones and her Winnipeg team began the Canada Cup with two opening day wins at the Keystone Centre in Brandon. The defending Olympic champions built a 4-0 lead over Rocque before a late rally, while teammates Kaitlyn Lawes Jill Officer Dawn McEwen and coach Wendy Morgan supported. In men’s play Brad Jacobs dropped to 1-1 after an 8-3 loss to Brad Gushue. Leaders will qualify for next year’s Olympic Trials in Ottawa.
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