Hidden gems: How 3 Canadian players took non-traditional roads to Women's World Cup
Canadian national soccer team forward Cloé Lacasse's words said it all.
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Canadian national soccer team forward Cloé Lacasse's words said it all.
As the Canadian national soccer team gathers for training camp in the Gold Coast of Australia ahead of this summer's FIFA Women's World Cup, there are significant questions to answer both on and off the pitch.
Forward Cyle Larin and defender Vanessa Gilles have been named Canada Soccer's players of the month for March.
Chelsea boss Emma Hayes has heaped praise on her side after they secured their spot in the last four of the Champions League after a dramatic win over eight-time winners Lyon at Stamford Bridge. It was her side’s most character building but also ugliest performance, said Hayes, and it had left her relieved and exhausted. Ad Hayes’ side went into the second leg with a slender advantage following Guro Reiten’s first-leg strike at the Groupama Stadium, but goals from Vanessa Gilles in normal time and Sara Dabritz in extra time had seemingly seen Sonia Bompastor’s side through.
Chelsea 1-2 Lyon (Chelsea win 4-3 on penalties)
Chelsea are through to the semi-finals of the Women’s Champions League following a dramatic penalty shoot-out victory over eight-time winners Lyon at Stamford Bridge. The Blues held a narrow advantage from the first leg thanks to Guro Reiten's brilliant curling finish but Vanessa Gilles restored parity in the 77th minute and substitute Sara Dabritz thought she had won it for the French side in extra time.
TSN announced today the acquisition of broadcast rights in Canada to the National Women's Soccer League, including the 2023 NWSL Championship, further expanding the extensive roster of iconic championship events that live on TSN.
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