First Leg Deadlock

The Vancouver Whitecaps held out for a 0-0 draw with the Montreal Impact in the first leg of the Canadian Championship final. The teams meet again May 29.

Fan Support

After Montreal lost the first leg of the Voyageurs Cup semifinal, the Ultras fan group demanded a brighter display in the second leg and the Impact responded superbly, writes Nick Sabetti.

On The Brink

Montreal fielded a second-choice lineup against Toronto on Wednesday. It was that decision that sees the Impact down 2-0 in their Canadian Championship semifinal, writes Nick Sabetti.

Memories

As we get set to turn the calendar to 2013, and with a huge year in the domestic game behind us, we look back at the 10 biggest moments that made 2012 a year to remember in Canadian soccer.

Cup Boost?

Toronto FC won its fourth consecutive Canadian Championship Wednesday night, and the Reds hope that the unlikely cup victory will provide a boost to their horrific MLS campaign,

All Tied Up

Ryan Johnson put Toronto FC ahead and Eric Hassli scored a stoppage time wondergoal as the Vancouver Whitecaps drew TFC 1-1 to open the two-legged Canadian Championship final.

Moving On

Toronto FC put in a workmanlike performance in dispatching rival Montreal Impact by a 2-0 scoreline Wednesday night, advancing to the final of the Canadian Championship.