Pacific FC hosted Forge FC on Sunday at Victoria’s Royal Athletic Park, a 25-minute drive from their regular ground at Langford’s Starlight Stadium. A 76th-minute header from Forge striker Brian Wright, who took advantage of the new “daylight offside” rule, was the difference in the 1–0 contest. Pacific are now winless in their last 14 matches. Here are three takeaways. The Impregnable Steeltown Press The … Continue reading 3 Takeaways: Pacific Fall to Forge
Pacific FC were on the wrong end of a 97th-minute goal a week ago when Supra du Québec pipped them 3–2 in the rain on Vancouver Island. This time around, Pacific striker Bul Juach scored in the 98th minute to earn a 2–2 draw on a sunny, windy day at Wanderers Grounds in Halifax. Juach’s last-gasp heroics got the Tridents their first point in 2026, … Continue reading 10-Man Pacific Draw Wanderers 2–2 at the Death
Never before had so many teammates shouted to one another en français during a CPL match. Supra du Québec, away from their Greater Montreal home base, played their first match in club history in the West Coast rain at Pacific FC’s Starlight Stadium. Coached by Nick Razzaghi and captained by four-time CPL champion David Choinière, Supra lost the expected-goals battle 2.26 to 1.56 but won … Continue reading 3 Takeaways: Québec Debutants Down Pacific
Pacific FC hosted Cavalry FC at Starlight Stadium on Sunday and opened the eighth CPL season with a 2–1 loss. The result extended their winless run to eleven matches, dating back to August 2025. Cavalry, a CPL powerhouse that contested the North Star Cup in last year’s final, broke a bizarre streak on Sunday: Never before had they won a match in April. Tobias Warschewski, … Continue reading 3 Takeaways: Pacific Lose amid FVS Growing Pains
With another two weeks of Canadian Premier League games played, and with half the season gone, I thought I would take a moment to do something a little different: Step back and get the larger picture, and perhaps ask some questions. So get your coffee and a scone and settle in. Let’s talk about the 2025 season! The big shocker I suppose was Vancouver and … Continue reading Canadian Premier League Roundup – Week Thirteen
We return to the Canadian Premier League for week ten. Each week, we’ll discuss the games played the past weekend, the current league table, and the upcoming encounters, giving you a one-stop-shop where you can keep up on events and hear a bit of analysis. Valour vs. Vancouver (3-1) Both teams have struggled to make gains up the standings: Valour had a tie with Pacific … Continue reading Canadian Premier League Review – Week Ten
We return to the Canadian Premier League for week nine. Each week, we’ll discuss the games played the past weekend, the current league table, and the upcoming encounters, giving you a one-stop-shop where you can keep up on events and hear a bit of analysis. Cavalry vs. Forge (1-1) Every football league has its big game: A Madrid and Barcelona, or Dortmund and Bayern. If … Continue reading Canadian Premier League Review – Week Nine
Welcome to week six of the Canadian Premier League, as we check in on the matches played, look to the future, and examine the triumphs and heartbreaks. Ottawa vs. Valour (5-2) Ottawa was coming into this game confident with a big win over Pacific the past week, while Valour was still chasing their first win this season. Ottawa showed their intentions immediately with Samuel … Continue reading Canadian Premier League Review – Week Six
We return to the Canadian Premier League for week five. Each week, we’ll discuss the games played the past weekend, the current league table, and the upcoming encounters, giving you a one-stop-shop where you can keep up on events and hear a bit of analysis. Cavalry vs. York (2-1) Both teams came into this with a lot on the table, York coming off a tough … Continue reading Canadian Premier League Review – Week Five
In their last t̶w̶o̶ t̶h̶r̶e̶e̶ four league games, Pacific FC have started veteran Canadian goalkeeper Sean Melvin. But if they want to optimize their chances of winning they should instead start Whitecaps loanee Max Anchor. This article will be short and fact-based. However, we should first address the elephant in the room. I am partisan on this issue. I am a Whitecaps fan and I … Continue reading Pacific Have a Much Better Chance of Winning with Max Anchor in Goal