Canadians in Europe: Fleming, Eustáquio win titles
Jessie Fleming and Stephen Eustáquio celebrated title triumphs, while Iké Ugbo did what he could to help keep his team in Ligue 1.
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Jessie Fleming and Stephen Eustáquio celebrated title triumphs, while Iké Ugbo did what he could to help keep his team in Ligue 1.
The referee blew his final whistle. Canada's men had clinched their first World Cup berth since 1986 with a 4-0 win over Jamaica at BMO Field in Toronto. The flag-waving, sellout crowd of 29,122, who had stood on their feet in bitter cold and swirling winds for most of the match, realized all at once, with a release of pure emotion, that together they had finally earned their moment in the sun.
Canada's bid to seal World Cup qualification was put on hold Thursday after a 1-0 loss to Costa Rica that saw the Canadians play a man down for almost two-thirds of the match.
El Oporto venció este domingo por 0-1 al Boavista, por lo que consolida el primer puesto de la liga de fútbol portuguesa de primera división con 73 puntos, seis más que el Sporting, segundo clasificado.
36' Corner, FC Porto. Corner cometido por Castello Lukeba.
Captain Atiba Hutchinson helped keep Besiktas's European push alive, Stephen Eustáquio and Porto had a frustrating afternoon and a pair of Canadians met in a consequential match in Scotland. Here's a look back at the weekend in Europe for Canadians.
Milan Borjan put on a show during a Serbian Cup match, Jonathan David and Lille were frustrated as rumours about his future swirl and Steven Vitória and Stephen Eustáquio faced off in Portugal with one man seeing red. Here's a look back at the week in Europe for Canadians.
It was a weekend to remember for Stephen Eustáquio and one to forget for Jonathan David. The former made his debut for his new club, while the latter and his team were at the wrong end of a drubbing.