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Whitecaps toppled 5-4 in penalties by Tigres, exit Leagues Cup without a win

Vancouver led 4-3 in the shootout before missing three straight penalties, ending its Leagues Cup run after a second consecutive defeat.

  • On Tuesday, The Vancouver Whitecaps exited the Leagues Cup after losing 5-4 in penalties to Tigres UANL, finishing their tournament run without a win.
  • The Whitecaps entered the match having already lost their first two Group matches 3-1 to Juarez and 1-0 to Atlante at home, leaving them without points.
  • Tigres forward Rodrigo Aguirre opened the scoring in the 19th minute, but Emmanuel Sabbi equalized in the 80th minute; The Whitecaps could not capitalize on late red cards.
  • Despite taking a 4-3 lead in penalties, The Whitecaps faltered when Mathias Laborda, Ralph Priso, and Rayan Elloumi missed consecutive shots, allowing Tigres to secure victory.
  • The Whitecaps remain tied for first in the Western Conference and are pursuing a record fifth straight Voyageurs Cup after reaching last year's MLS Cup final.
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The experienced Argentine archer of Tigers received the red card for an unusual reaction during the match with Vancouver Whitecaps, at Leagues Cup 2026

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Whitecaps toppled 5-4 in penalties by Tigres, exit Leagues Cup without a win

SAN NICOLÁS DE LOS GARZA - The Vancouver Whitecaps made it to the MLS Cup final last year before losing 3-1 to Lionel Messi's Inter Miami crew in Florida.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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