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Toronto FC look to build some momentum against Orlando City

Toronto FC snapped a three-game slide with a win over Montreal over the weekend, and they'll look to build on that against Orlando City tonight in Toronto. TSN Soccer analyst Steven Caldwell joins Luke Wileman to preview the matchup.


UEFA Champions League: AS Roma 3, Real Madrid 4

Real Madrid scored three goals in seven minutes, all from corner kicks, to mount a dramatic comeback and claim a win at AS Roma in the Champions League on Wednesday. Carlos Espí and Endrick came off the bench to score and draw Madrid level before defender Antonio Rüdiger headed home a 90th-minute winner.


UEFA Champions League: Manchester City 2, PSG 4

Pep Guardiola's return ended in defeat on Wednesday as Manchester City lost to Paris Saint-Germain in their first home match since being found guilty of serious financial irregularities. Maghnes Akliouche added to first-half strikes from Désiré Doué, Ousmane Dembélé and Vitinha to help PSG overcome Erling Haaland's brace.


Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior handed four-match ban for hair pull on Canada's Saliba

Vinicius Junior has been handed a four-match ban for his sending-off in Real Madrid's LaLiga win over Villarreal and will miss this month's Clasico against Barcelona. The Madrid striker was given a two-match ban for violent conduct after pulling the hair of Canada's Nathan Saliba, and another two matches for his angry reaction to the decision.


UEFA Champions League: Villarreal 3, Napoli 1

Canada's Nathan Saliba started and was involved in the leadup to fellow countryman Tani Oluwaseyi's late second-half goal as Villarreal defeated Napoli in the UEFA Champions League.


Women's International Friendly: Canada 3, Denmark 4

Delaney Baie Pridham fired Canada ahead early with her first international goal in the 10th minute but Denmark responded with three goals in a nine minute span later in the first half to take control of the match in stunning fashion.


Canada Soccer celebrates Allysha Chapman as she retires after reaching 100 caps

Watch as Canada Soccer celebrates the career of Allysha Chapman after she announced her retirement from international soccer after a distinguished career. Chapman was a key figure in some of the most significant moments in the history of the CanWNT, including two Olympic medals, three FIFA Women’s World Cup appearances, the 2016 Algarve Cup title and more.


Can a healthy Olivia Smith be a game breaker for Canada heading into World Cup?

With so many legends of the Canadian women's national team calling it a career, it's clear that the next generation is going to be tasked with elevating the program from this point on. Olivia Smith is one of the players who will be relied upon heavily for Canada. TSN's Luke Wileman and Amy Walsh have more.


EPL: Liverpool 0, Manchester City 3

Uncertainty may surround Manchester City's future but nothing changed for them on the pitch as the Premier League leaders successfully came through their first public examination since being found guilty on breaches of the league's financial rules by an independent commission.


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