A long weekend of CPL action lies ahead with three matchdays, kicking off on Friday in Langford.
With one match already in the books, Matchweek 15 delivered drama on Tuesday with Amer Didić's stoppage-time winner to give Cavalry victory at ATCO Field over FC Supra.
Now plenty more awaits in a big weekend ahead. Here are all the key details and storylines:
Friday, July 24 - Pacific FC vs. FC Supra du Québec
10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT — Starlight Stadium — OneSoccer, CBC Gem, TVAS2
Tickets available here.
Terry Dunfield makes his home debut as Pacific FC head coach on Friday night with FC Supra du Québec coming to town.
The last time they were at Starlight Stadium, FC Supra made history with the first win in club history on a dramatic stoppage-time goal from Alexandre Marcoux.
For both clubs, however, it was stoppage-time heartbreak in their most recent match. For Supra, Didić's late header cost them a point in Calgary, while for Pacific, Nicolas Fleuriau Chateau's effort for Atlético Ottawa did the same in the capital.
Both sides will feel incredibly hard done by those results, however, given their strong performances and will want to set things right on Friday night.
Saturday, August 1 - Vancouver FC vs. Atlético Ottawa
6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT — The Stadium at The Langley Events Centre — OneSoccer
Tickets available here.
It's third vs. fourth in the table in a big clash in Langley, where Vancouver FC host Atlético Ottawa.
A big six-pointer sees the high-flying Eagles search for a club record fourth straight win, which would see them soar over Atleti in the table. Setting new records has been the norm for Vancouver FC lately, coming off of their first-ever CPL win over Cavalry FC, 1-0 in Langley this past weekend.
Atleti, meanwhile, completed a dramatic comeback in the capital, where they defeated Pacific FC 3-2 on a stoppage-time winner from hometown debutant Nicolas Fleuriau Chateau.
Saturday, August 1 - Cavalry FC vs. Inter Toronto
9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT — ATCO Field — OneSoccer
Tickets available here.
Following a dramatic 2-1 win over FC Supra du Québec on Tuesday, Cavalry FC have now gone over a year without a loss at ATCO Field.
The last team to beat them there? Inter Toronto, who come to town on Saturday in search of another vital three points. They have done well in Calgary in recent years, also winning there in 2024, and picking up a 1-1 draw at Spruce Meadows earlier this year.
Winless in their past seven, Inter Toronto have now slipped to seventh in the table, seven points out of the fourth and final CPL playoff spot. While they still have games in hand on the rest of the league, the pack is starting to pull away from them.
A win on Saturday in Calgary would be an outstanding place to get back on track.
Sunday, August 2 - Halifax Wanderers vs. Forge FC
6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT - Wanderers Grounds — OneSoccer, TSN
Tickets available here.
It was heartbreak in Halifax last Friday, where the Wanderers blew a two-goal lead at half-time in the space of 12 minutes and 20 seconds to fall 3-2 to hat-trick hero Loïc Kwemi and FC Supra do Québec.
On Sunday, they look to turn the tide as league-leaders Forge FC come to town in search of a club-record seventh straight CPL victory.
Halifax, meanwhile, look to end a seven-match losing streak against the Hamilton club, who were victorious in all three of their previous meetings this year in both the TELUS Canadian Championship and CPL action.
Player to Watch:
Nana Ampomah, Forge FC
Ampomah is coming off a brilliant brace in the 905 Derby at York Lions Stadium, the crescendo of what has been an excellent month for the Forge winger. At the Wanderers Grounds on Sunday, he will look to once again lead the charge as the Hammers search for a seventh straight victory.
