Ottawa, Montréal, and Vancouver secure vital wins in NSL Week 13
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 8:20 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Ottawa Rapid FC, Montréal Roses FC, and Vancouver Rise FC achieved important victories in NSL Week 13, further defining the league's top contenders. Ottawa narrowly defeated Halifax Tides 2-1, while Montréal downed Calgary Wild FC 2-0. Vancouver Rise showcased dominance with a 3-0 win over AFC Toronto, marking a significant weekend for the defending champions. With these results, Ottawa extended their winning streak to four matches, Canadiens secured three in a row, and Vancouver climbed to third in the standings. The race for the title intensifies as the season progresses.
- •Ottawa Rapid FC defeats Halifax Tides 2-1.
- •Montréal Roses FC wins against Calgary Wild FC 2-0.
- •Vancouver Rise posts a 3-0 victory over AFC Toronto.
- •Ottawa extends winning streak to four matches.
- •Montréal and Vancouver continue strong runs, eyeing the top of the table.
- 8:20 PMYahoo Sports — NSL Week 13 Review: Momentum is starting to shape the season in Canada
"After several weeks of tight margins and constant movement in the NSL standings, Week 13 saw the league’s in-form teams separate themselves from the pack. Ottawa Rapid FC, Montréal Roses FC, and de...
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