Long before the referee’s first whistle, a Vancouver FC matchday is already taking shape. And the club and Super Save are both proud to team up to help better the fan experience at every home matchday.

The new multi-year partnership brings Super Save and several of their cornerstone products and services into the club in a way that is sure to enhance spectator services. The arrangement will see Super Save’s fencing, portable toilets and handwash services integrated into Vancouver FC operations throughout the season.

The
Super
Save
Group
is
excited
to
be
aligning
with
Vancouver
Football
Club,
a
great,
passionate
organization
at
an
incredible
venue,
right
here
in
Langley.
Luke Vandekerkhove, National Director of Sales & Marketing, and Divisional President at Super Save Group

Vancouver FC and Super Save will also collaborate on a new highlight feature during which the club’s best defensive plays from each match are featured. ‘Super Save(s)’ will be a fun new digital highlight series integrated into the club’s content at key intervals in the season and will further enhance fan enjoyment. This is ultimately what will make the collaboration between Super Save and Vancouver FC so meaningful. Super Save will help support the environment where matchdays happen, directly helping curate memorable moments that supporters can relive after the match.

Founded locally in 1977, Super Save has long been an important community figure and Vancouver FC is proud to partner with them as the partners look to grow the game and strengthen community together.

Vancouver
FC
is
proud
to
work
with
a
local
success
story
and
business
leader
like
Super
Save
Group
to
continue
to
improve
spectator
services.
With
the
arrival
of
enhanced
bathroom
facilities
and
hand
washing
stations,
we
are
excited
to
see
matchday
continue
to
improve.
Together,
we
look
forward
to
continuing
to
grow
the
game
with
Super
Save
as
another
important
member
of
our
partner
family.
Bill Cooper, Chief Commercial Officer at Vancouver FC

Indeed the partnership arrives during a significant period for soccer in Canada and the Fraser Valley, with interest in the sport continuing to grow since the region helped host  the 2026 FIFA World Cup. For Vancouver FC, it also represents another opportunity to build partnerships that are authentically connected to both the club’s day-to-day operations and the experience of its supporters.

From the work that happens before supporters enter the stadium to the saves they celebrate once the ball is rolling, Super Save will be an integral part of  Vancouver FC’s matchday and ongoing club operations.