Cavalry FC Takes CPL Shield with Win, FC Supra Du Québec Steals Final Playoff Spot
Ali Musse scored the winner as Cavalry finished first and Ibrahim Condé’s brace lifted FC Supra du Québec into the playoffs.
- On Sunday, Cavalry FC secured the CPL Shield by defeating Vancouver FC 1-0 at ATCO Field, edging out Forge FC on the final day of the Canadian Premier League regular season.
- Supra du Québec claimed the fourth and final playoff spot on Sunday, defeating Halifax Wanderers 4-3 and displacing Vancouver, which had held the position for 14 weeks.
- Ali Musse's 29th-minute goal secured the win for Cavalry, qualifying the club for the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup, while Supra becomes the first expansion team in league history to qualify for the playoffs.
- The post-season semifinals will feature two-legged series with Cavalry facing Supra, while Forge prepares to take on Atlético Ottawa in a bid for the championship.
- Vancouver's season concluded following the loss to Cavalry, ending a 14-week run in the playoff hunt and leaving the team out of contention for the championship.
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Langley Advance Times
Today In BCVancouver FC out of playoffs after loss in Calgary
It was a heartbreaking end to the best season in club history. After 14 weeks hanging on to the fourth playoff spot, Vancouver FC lost on Sunday, Oct. 25, the final day of the Canadian Premier League regular season, falling 1-0 to Cavalry in Calgary, while rival Supra Du Québec claimed the fourth and final spot with a 4-3 win over Halifax Wanderers. In the 29th minute a free-kick by Michael Baldisimo was tapped in by Ali Musse to give the hosts …
The Toronto Star
Cavalry FC takes CPL Shield with win, FC Supra Du Québec steals final playoff spot
Ali Musse scored in the 29th minute as Cavalry FC secured a 1-0 win over the visiting Vancouver FC and the CPL Shield on Sunday on the final day of
CPL Decision Day: Cavalry FC, FC Supra in the drivers' seat at HT
Cavalry FC have one hand on the Shield, while FC Supra could be 45 minutes away from their first playoff berth — but everything is still to play for on the final day of the 2026 Canadian Premier League season. Who lifts the CPL Shield as regular season champions will be the biggest story of […]
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