Forge FC

The long-awaited 2020 Canadian Championship final, two years after the earlier stages of the competition took place, was finally played on Saturday evening ...

The game could have turned out a lot differently, if not for a missed opportunity for Forge to take the lead early in the match through a Tristan Borges penalty. “The biggest thing is you have to stick to what you’re good at, and a lot of times when things aren’t going well in a game, teams have a tendency of going away from it. “Obviously with a new team and a lot of young players, and for the way the last few years have gone — the experience for this group to play in a cup final and play in a big night is something we were really excited about. I think a lot of people sitting in the stands today walk away from here being quite entertained, and it’s a great night for Canadian soccer. If for 95% of training we do certain things, why are you going to change that 50% of the time in the game? He took a touch before curling a shot into the top left corner of the goal, before wheeling away in celebration toward the Toronto FC bench.

HAMILTON — It took more than two years to declare a winner, but the 2020 edition of the Canadian Championship was finally awarded as Toronto FC won their ...

Lukas MacNaughton’s header from the centre of the box was saved by Henry. The Canadian Premier League missed out having one of its clubs win the Canadian Championship by a mere penalty kick. Midfielder David Choinere had several scoring chances on Toronto FC in the first half and drew a foul in the penalty area when Toronto FC defender Luca Petrasso shoved him down in the 20th minute. Two days later, Toronto FC announced that the club suspended training due to multiple members of the team testing positive for COVID-19 and the game was postponed to 2022. Forge FC started the match strong and had multiple chances to break the game open. Jordan Perruzza had one of Toronto FC’s best chances late in the second half.