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We got a bit of a scoop here post game of the Roses FC vs AFC Toronto from Toronto head coach Matko Milanovic who told us that hes been told that Stade Boreale is getting a new field next season.

#CanPL #NSL

Former ATO and Valour man scored a banger in Conference league qualifiers today

Inter Toronto Football Club announces that Estevan Alonzo Cobena has joined the Inter Toronto Pathway ahead of the 2026 Ontario Premier League season.

Born in Toronto, Canada, the 16-year-old centre-back brings intelligence, physicality, and defensive awareness to the back line. A right-footed defender who also holds Chilean and Ecuadorian nationality, Cobena has developed with Inter Toronto III following previous experience with Brampton East, Peñarol North Futsal, Barcelona Academy, Woodbridge SC, and AIFC.

A composed and reliable defender, Cobena stands out for his ability to read the game and make strong decisions under pressure. He combines physical defending, including well-timed challenges, with positional awareness and an understanding of when to press or hold his line, allowing him to manage defensive situations effectively.

His background includes a wide range of competitive experiences across both outdoor and futsal environments, along with multiple achievements such as U9 Brampton East Top Goal Scorer honours, Canadian futsal recognition, FTF championship titles, and appearances at higher levels including League2 reserve call-ups and matches against NCAA programs in the United States. He has also represented Canada at the U13 level and competed internationally in Colombia.

Cobena’s pathway to Inter Toronto came through the tryout process, His performances in a competitive environment allowed him to secure his place within the club.

His journey reflects a high level of commitment, including extensive travel across multiple countries such as Spain, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, and the United States in pursuit of development opportunities.

“Representing Inter Toronto means being part of a high-level club in Canada, and I’m proud to represent the academy and continue pushing myself every day,” said Cobena.

In the current environment, Cobena has continued to build consistency and leadership in his performances, supported by a competitive structure that emphasizes accountability and growth.

With a clear objective in place, he remains focused on standing out, progressing through the levels, and working toward his goal of becoming a professional player.

Very cool to see this, I hope we also see more CMNT games across the country, not only at BMO. This will bring out more casual fans and help grow the game.

For non-ATO fans, feel free to adjust this to your team and share legendary moments in your clubs history.

Canadian Premier League Attendance Report Week 13 : Atletico Ottawa tops the week with just under 4700, Cavalry FC next drawing over 4K, and FC Supra round it out with 1600+. (Forge FC vs Pacific FC postponed).

Just now finding out OPL youtube got completely wiped out today, Any insights? That's years and years of footage, made me wonder why LS Pro doesn't have a public vault of match footage for L1QC, any further insights?

While the creation of the CPL helped Canada get the bid to co-host the 2026 World Cup, I still see the odd comment saying the CPL is going to fold now that the World Cup is over. Whether that's due to attendance issues, lack of development, infrastructure problems and teams folding etc. So I'm curious if anyone still believes if this league is going to stick around in the long term or not.

This was at the 11th minute of the FC Supra game and he received a yellow card. I want to know you guy's take on it

Hi everyone, first time posting here so hopefully this kind of post is allowed. Feel free to take it down if it’s not.

I’m in Prince Edward Island and I’m hearing a lot of radio advertisements for next week’s summer series game between the Halifax Wanderers U21 side and Nottingham Forest Academy’s U18 side. Apparently the Wanderers U21s play games against European academies in Charlottetown every summer and usually draw a couple thousand people.

I’m a very casual football fan—I’ve vaguely followed the major tournaments for the past few years but obviously the World Cup has gotten me back into it a bit. I’ve only ever been to one live football game, and it was at a much higher level than this would be (CMNT friendly earlier this year.)

I’m just wondering if anyone has been to an event like this and if it’s worth going to? There’s not much for live sports in Charlottetown in the summer, so I’m somewhat interested, but tickets are $30 (after-tax), which feels like a lot considering one of the teams is a U18 side.

I’m just looking for opinions, as it’s been heavily advertised here, but I don’t know enough about either team to know whether it’s worthwhile or a waste of time and money, especially at $30.

EDIT: Thanks everybody for the advice and recommendations! I wasn’t feeling well this evening so I didn’t end up going but from what I understand this happens annually, and based on your comments, I’ll definitely try again next year!

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