MONTREAL, QC – Saturday, October 17, 2009

The Montreal Impact became the third club in league history to win a third league championship, downing the defending champion Vancouver Whitecaps 6-3 on aggregate in the USL First Division Championship series with a 3-1 victory in the second leg at Stade Saputo Saturday before a sold out crowd of over 13,000.

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Montreal Impact defeat the Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1 in 2nd leg of USL First Division Championship.

MONTREAL, QC – Saturday, October 17, 2009
USL News Release

The Montreal Impact became the third club in league history to win a third league championship, downing the defending champion Vancouver Whitecaps 6-3 on aggregate in the USL First Division Championship series with a 3-1 victory in the second leg at Stade Saputo Saturday before a sold out crowd of over 13,000.

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Montreal Impact defeat the Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1 in 2nd leg of USL First Division Championship.

MONTREAL, QC – Saturday, October 17, 2009
USL News Release

The Montreal Impact became the third club in league history to win a third league championship, downing the defending champion Vancouver Whitecaps 6-3 on aggregate in the USL First Division Championship series with a 3-1 victory in the second leg at Stade Saputo Saturday before a sold out crowd of over 13,000.

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USL News Release Thursday, October 15, 2009

Cristian Arrieta

MONTREAL, QC – United Soccer Leagues announced Thursday at the USL First Division Championship Series media banquet the winners of the Defender of the Year, Coach of the Year and Most Valuable Player awards. Portland's Gavin Wilkinson was named the USL-1 Coach of the Year with Puerto Rico's Cristian Arrieta earning the Most Valuable Player and Defender of the Year honors.

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USL News Release Thursday, October 15, 2009

Cristian Arrieta

MONTREAL, QC – United Soccer Leagues announced Thursday at the USL First Division Championship Series media banquet the winners of the Defender of the Year, Coach of the Year and Most Valuable Player awards. Portland's Gavin Wilkinson was named the USL-1 Coach of the Year with Puerto Rico's Cristian Arrieta earning the Most Valuable Player and Defender of the Year honors.

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Let's face it, we didn't beat the Impact's best team 6-1 on Thursday. That doesn't matter though - we needed to win by four, and we pulled off the improbable. Before the match, I would have honestly bet someone $1,000 that we wouldn't do it. I was certain it would be one of those "oh well, we created enough to win by four. Click to continue reading...

Football is a team sport. As David Beckham and Landon Donovan so clearly illustrated with the Galaxy last season, a couple of superstars don't win championships in this sport.
Prior to last night, we were in the drivers seat of the Voyageurs Cup. All we needed was a point to win it. Just one. Click to continue reading...

I'm a little annoyed with myself. As I sat on my couch watching the final of the UEFA Champions League yesterday, I realized that I had no idea who ended up winning the CONCACAF Champions League. A tournament that made national headlines because of a certain Canadian team's historic run to the quarter-finals seemingly dropped off the map once the Impact were knocked out. Click to continue reading...

Two USL First Division teams hope to do a little better than their MLS counterparts last night as the Montreal Impact take on Real Esteli at home and the Puerto Rico Islanders travel to Costa Rica to counter Alajuelense in the nightcap. Stay with us all night, as we'll also be here for the Silverbacks-Whitecaps game. Click to continue reading...

CANADA SETS ITS SIGHTS ON THE 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP SOUTH AFRICA Men's World Cup Qualifier and Women's International Friendly upcoming TORONTO (June 12, 2008) – Canada's national senior men's soccer squad has its sights set on South Africa. All eyes will be on the Stade Saputo in Montréal on Friday, June 20 at 5:30 p. Click to continue reading...

I usually wouldn't care about a CONCACAF Cup qualifier but now that things are shifting into a Champions League in CONCACAF I feel like its time to start taking a little more interest in things. Tonight up in newly opened Stade Saputo in Montreal, MLS side Toronto FC will battle USL side Montreal Impact. Click to continue reading...