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Well you could do this, 10 team single elimination bracket. Think the first round would be the four L1 winners, BC vs. Alberta and Ontario vs. Quebec. The two winners would then join the 6 NSL teams in the QF. One thing is one of the four NSL teams in the east would have to be drawn to go over to the west side of the bracket. 

Do you think that playing 25 games during the first season means 12 home, 12 away and one neutral, exposing the league to other markets around the country?

With the formation of the Northern Super League and four L1.s so far across the country, could we see a women's VCup, makes sense on paper at least. You would have 10 teams in it to start, the 6 NSL teams and the four L1 Champions across the country, it could go as more teams and league's are formed. think for this one, single knock out would make most sense, guess that could be discussed? Just an idea that crossed my mind. 

Do you think that playing 25 games during the first season means 12 home, 12 away and one neutral, exposing the league to other markets around the country?

If anyone has an extra ticket for the Forge Montreal match they can not use I would to go to see the L'Impact go down in the flames, PM me if you do. 

They have announced that Simcoe has sold 900 away tickets so far, pushing towards that 2K goal. 

This is very exciting to see, looking forward to it, will add such a great vibe at BMO Field for this David vs Goliath match up. 

Yeah you can get promoted up , but never as a high as your first team, also you are relegated automatically if the first team comes down. 

Yeah you can get promoted up , but never as a high as your first team, also you are relegated automatically if the first team comes down. 

Yeah you can get promoted up , but never as a high as your first team, also you are relegated automatically if the first team comes down. 

Yeah you can get promoted up , but never as a high as your first team, also you are relegated automatically if the first team comes down. 

Yeah you can get promoted up , but never as a high as your first team, also you are relegated automatically if the first team comes down. 

Yeah you can get promoted up , but never as a high as your first team, also you are relegated automatically if the first team comes down. 

Toronto FC Academy will be playing in the L1O Championship this season.
Toronto FC Academy to join League1 Ontario Men’s Championship Division

They have announced that Simcoe has sold 900 away tickets so far, pushing towards that 2K goal. 

They have announced that Simcoe has sold 900 away tickets so far, pushing towards that 2K goal. 

They have announced that Simcoe has sold 900 away tickets so far, pushing towards that 2K goal. 

They have announced that Simcoe has sold 900 away tickets so far, pushing towards that 2K goal. 

Toronto FC Academy will be playing in the L1O Championship this season.
Toronto FC Academy to join League1 Ontario Men’s Championship Division

This is very exciting to see, looking forward to it, will add such a great vibe at BMO Field for this David vs Goliath match up. 

This is very exciting to see, looking forward to it, will add such a great vibe at BMO Field for this David vs Goliath match up. 

This is very exciting to see, looking forward to it, will add such a great vibe at BMO Field for this David vs Goliath match up. 

The National team games both men and women are a completely different story than the CPL. Good luck getting all those games on air as they were with One Soccer. It is going to come down to who actually produces the broadcast. I can not see TSN or Sportsnet taking that on, it would offer very little financial return if any. The CPL might have to resort to some sort of in house production and find a broadcast partner. 

Saw this report online, Saskatchewan Soccer and Manitoba Soccer announced they are accepting applications for soccer clubs to operate both men's and women's teams in a 2024 exhibition season ahead of a proposed start in 2025 of the new semi-pro Division-3 League1 Prairies. Will be interesting to see how many teams express interest and the breakdown from each province? 

Any world on how this went, will it lead to a more formal League 1 Atlantic/Maritimes next year? How was it viewed by the local soccer communities, was it a success ? I thought it was interesting that it did not League 1 moniker like the exhibition series did in Alberta.