Canadian Premier League
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| Wednesday, 16 October 2019 | |||||
| Live | 9:00pm | Edmonton |
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| Saturday, 19 October 2019 | |||||
| Live | 1:30pm | York9 |
OneSoccer | ||
| Live | 4:00pm | Cavalry |
OneSoccer | ||
| Live | 6:30pm | Pacific |
OneSoccer | ||
| Saturday, 26 October 2019 | |||||
| Live | 4:00pm | Forge |
OneSoccer | ||
| Saturday, 2 November 2019 | |||||
| Live | 4:00pm | Cavalry |
OneSoccer | ||
*All times are shown in your local time
News
The Canadian Premier League’s 2019 season was everything it set out to be - Waking The Red
Waking The Red (5 days ago)
Canadian Premier League in 2019: A team-by-team, year-end review – Canadian Premier League - Canadian Premier League
Canadian Premier League (3 weeks ago)
6 MLS loan moves that CPL clubs should consider making - Canadian Premier League
Canadian Premier League (1 week ago)
Canadian Premier League pools resources for best international talent - National Post
National Post (2 days ago)
CanMNT report card: Player grades for Canada in loss to Iceland - Canadian Premier League
Canadian Premier League (3 days ago)
Football Manager 2020 drops Canadian Premier League DLC in time for holidays - Canadian Premier League
Canadian Premier League (3 weeks ago)
Mediapro’s OneSoccer secures broadcast rights to more Canada Soccer - Waking The Red
Waking The Red (3 days ago)
About Canadian Premier League
The Canadian Premier League is a professional, Tier 1 league launched in April 2019. The Canadian Premier League has a club-based system, unlike the franchise-based system used in Major League Soccer and other North American sports leagues, with the aim of adding more teams and eventually having promotion and relegation within the Canadian soccer league system. The league's focus is to improve national soccer talent and the sport in Canada, with a minimum quota of Canadian players on teams' rosters.
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