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Could these be the breakout stars from the 2021 Gold Cup?

July 31, 2021 by Jordan James

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On trial: Inside football’s meat market

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Alan Moore describes his travels through the world football trials and the wait and hope for someone to take a chance.

Rain City blues – A year spent with the Vancouver Whitecaps

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Spending a year in Canada’s third largest city, Mark Strange brings us his experiences of MLS Culture following the Vancouver Whitecaps.

Radio MLS podcast: Vancouver Southsiders and boycotting the United States

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The fallout from the Donald Trump’s presidency continues, as Sean Maslin finds out on this week’s Radio MLS podcast.

Pain management in sport – the hidden killer

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Alan Moore takes a detailed look at pain management in sport which doesn’t get as much scrutiny as he believes that it should.

Developing lower division sides in Canada and the United States

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Sean Maslin looks at how the promising foundations in the lower tiers of Canadian and U.S. soccer can be leveraged for the benefit of the game as a whole.

Women’s World Cup more than just a chance in the spotlight for Canada

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The 2015 Women’s World Cup is promising to be the biggest tournament yet, for both the sport and Canada, as Lisa Higgins explains.

Pitch debate will continue to hover over Women’s World Cup

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Controversy over the use of synthetic surfaces for this year’s Women’s World Cup has been dismissed by one of the suppliers for this year’s tournament.

Martinique upsets Canada in Gold Cup

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The 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup is underway and Martinique have already sprung a surprise by beating 2000 winners Canada 1-0.

The success story of Montreal Impact

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Montreal Impact have only been a team in MLS for just over a year and already there are signs of them being the league’s leading force, writes James Kilpatrick.