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GMA Network
13 hours ago
- Sport
- GMA Network
Oheb stars as Team Liquid crushes Aurora for MSC semis berth
Team Liquid stamped its class with authority as Kiel "Oheb" Soriano linked up anew to dismantle Aurora Gaming, 3-0, in MSC 2025 quarterfinals on Wednesday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The victory propelled the Cavalry into the semifinals, bringing them one step closer to the coveted MSC title that has eluded the Philippines in the past two editions. —JKC, GMA Integrated News
Calgary Herald
16-07-2025
- Sport
- Calgary Herald
Forward Goteh Ntignee returns to Cavalry FC on multi-year deal
Article content Cavalry FC has added another Albertan to the roster. Article content Coaldale-raised forward Goteh Ntignee returns to Cavalry FC after previously representing the club during the 2022 and 2023 seasons. Article content Article content The 23-year-old made 20 appearances for the Canadian Premier League side before earning a then-league-record transfer to FC Annecy in France's Ligue 2 in August 2023, where he remained under contract until earlier this year. Article content 'We are delighted to welcome Goteh back to the club,' said Cavalry GM/head coach Tommy Wheeldon Jr. 'He is a dynamic and skilled attacking player that can cause issues for any defence in this league. I'm sure our fans will be excited to see him in the Cavalry jersey once again.' Article content Article content Ntignee will be eligible to appear for Cavalry following the opening of the secondary transfer window on July 24 and pending receipt of his international transfer certificate. Article content 'I'm very happy to be back at the club,' said Ntignee, who's new contract runs through 2027 with an option for a further year. 'I'm very hungry to win games and can't wait to get started with the squad.' Article content
Calgary Herald
09-07-2025
- Sport
- Calgary Herald
Cavalry FC falls to Vancouver FC in penalties in Canadian Championship quarters
Article content Another chase for the Canadian Championship is over for Cavalry FC. Article content A loss in a penalty shootout to visiting Vancouver FC on Tuesday night at ATCO Field left the Calgary club heartbroken and ended this year's run for the Voyageurs Cup, despite what looked like perhaps the team's best opportunity to track down the coveted — and elusive — honour. Article content 'I think obviously we're disappointed,' said Cavalry midfield star Shamit Shome after the 1-1 result, decided by penalty kicks that favoured the Vancouver squad 5-4 at Spruce Meadows. 'We wanted to push together to get to the semifinals for the first time in a while. Article content Article content 'It's just that's the reality of PKs. Anything can happen.' Article content Article content A win, indeed, would've pushed Cavalry onto the penultimate round of 'The Battle of the North' — a place the club reached once before back in the inaugural season. Article content Six years later and with both a league and playoff championship under their belts, the Cavs seem primed to make it back to at least the semi round. Article content Instead after Tuesday's decision, it's Vancouver FC off to play either Canadian Premier League rival Valour FC or Major League Soccer's Vancouver Whitecaps FC. That tie is at 2-2 with Leg 2 in the total-goal series set for Wednesday night at Vancouver's BC Place. Article content 'We've dealt with three penalty losses in Can Champs,' said Cavalry gaffer Tommy Wheeldon Jr., reflecting on his club's misadventures over the years. 'We've just got to move on and focus on what the next match is. The next match happens to be Vancouver (in CPL action Sunday night), so it's a great response for the players now, because I'm sure they're smarting.' Article content Article content Another oh-so-close result in a shootout certainly should hurt. Article content This decider saw usually reliable Tobias Warschewski miss for Cavalry before teammates Caniggia Elva, Mihail Gherasimencov, Fraser Aird and Ali Musse all scored. Article content For Vancouver, it was Nicolás Mazquida, David Norman Jr., Aidan O'Connor, Terran Campbell and Juan Batista converting penalty kicks on Cavalry goalkeeper Marco Carducci. Teammate Thomas Powell missed his chance. Article content But the difference came on the last kick, when it was Maël Henry saved by the Vancouver goalie Callum Irving, who stretched out to get his fingers on the shot to the deep left of the net. Article content 'It's about the 180 minutes (over two games to beat Vancouver),' said Wheeldon, whose charges drew even 1-1 with host Vancouver back in July during the first leg of the two-game, total-goal quarterfinal series. 'Vancouver played us tough in those 180 minutes and took it to a lottery, and we lost that. So we have to look at what we could have done better in those 180 — not just (Tuesday) night — and see how we can get better.'
Calgary Herald
09-07-2025
- Sport
- Calgary Herald
Cavalry fall to Vancouver in penalties in Canadian Championship quarters
Article content The chase for the 2025 Canadian Championship is over for Cavalry FC. Article content A loss in a penalty shootout to visiting Vancouver FC on Tuesday night at ATCO Field left the Calgary club heartbroken and ended this year's run for the Voyageurs Cup. Article content 'I think obviously we're disappointed,' said Cavalry midfield star Shamit Shome after the 1-1 result, decided by penalty kicks that favoured the Vancouver squad 5-4 at Spruce Meadows. 'We wanted to push together to get to the semifinals for the first time in a while.' Article content Article content A win, indeed, would've pushed Cavalry onto the penultimate round of 'The Battle of the North' — a place the club reached once before back in the inaugural season. Article content Article content Six years later and with both a league and playoff championship under their belts, the Cavs seem primed to make it back to at least the semi round. Article content Instead after Tuesday's decision, it's Vancouver FC off to play either Canadian Premier League rival Valour FC or Major League Soccer's Vancouver Whitecaps FC. That tie is at 2-2 with Leg 2 in the total-goal series set for Wednesday night at Vancouver's BC Place. Article content The penalty shootout saw Tobias Warschewski miss for Cavalry before teammates Caniggia Elva, Mihail Gherasimencov, Fraser Aird, Ali Musse all scored. Then it was Maël Henry saved by the Vancouver goalie Callum Irving. Article content For Vancouver, it was Nicolás Mazquida, David Norman Jr., Aidan O'Connor, Terran Campbell and Juan Batista converting penalty kicks on Cavalry goalie Marco Carducci. Teammate Thomas Powell missed his chance. Article content Article content The visitors got on the board first when Mazquida converted a penalty kick in the 23rd minute. Article content Levi Laing was charged with taken down a Vancouver FC forward in the box, leading to the shot from the dot that Mazquida hammered past Carducci. Article content After that goal, 'They defended their socks off,' said Cavalry gaffer Tommy Wheeldon Jr. The home side, however, did get the goal back in the 66th minute on a weird play. Article content Cavalry defender Mihail Gherasimencov chased down a corner kick that was redirected beyond the top of the box and fired a ball that deflected into the net off injured — and prone — O'Connor.
Newsweek
09-07-2025
- Sport
- Newsweek
How to Watch Cavalry FC vs Vancouver FC: Live Stream Canadian Championship, TV Channel
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. The 2025 Canadian Championship quarterfinals conclude this week, featuring two Canadian Premier League rivals, Vancouver FC and Cavalry FC. Heading into the second leg, the two sides are tied 1-1. Which team will advance to the semifinals? Tune in on Tuesday night to FOX Sports 2 to find out. Tobias Warschewski #16 of Cavalry FC controls the ball against Orlando City SC during leg one of the Concacaf Champions Cup at Starlight Stadium on February 21, 2024 in Langford, Canada. Tobias Warschewski #16 of Cavalry FC controls the ball against Orlando City SC during leg one of the Concacaf Champions Cup at Starlight Stadium on February 21, 2024 in Langford, Canada. Photo byHow to Watch Cavalry FC vs Vancouver FC Date: Tuesday, July 8, 2025 Time: 9:30 PM EDT Channel: FOX Sports 2 Stream: Fubo (Try for free) In the first leg of this competition, Vancouver FC's David Norman Jr. struck first with a goal in the 41st minute, but Cavalry fought back, with Tobias Warschewski drawing the match even in the 81st minute. Vancouver began play in the preliminary round with a win over Pacific FC, drawing 1-1 and then winning 4-2 on penalties. Cavalry dominated in the preliminary round against semi-pro team Edmonton Scottish, winning 6-0, with six different players scoring goals in the contest. Canadian Premier League teams have yet to win this tournament since the league began play in 2019, with Forge FC's runner-up showing in 2020 being the best performance from a team from the league. Right now in CPL play, Vancouver FC is struggling to find any rhythm, winning just one of its 13 matches and sitting last in the league with seven points. Cavalry has been significantly better, winning half of its games and sitting fourth in the league standings with 21 points. Live stream the Cavalry FC vs Vancouver FC game on Fubo: Start your free trial now! Regional restrictions may apply. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
