Stepping Up to The Pro Game
The Canadian Soccer League has a long-standing belief that Canada needs a stronger professional soccer structure to step up on the world stage. The launch of the Canadian Premier League (CPL) in 2017 was a step in the right direction with MLS teams CF Montreal, Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps FC the top-flight of the Canadian game.
The Canadian Soccer League is a semi-professional regional league that invites organizations entering professional soccer for the first time to consider the CSL for the upcoming 2025 season. The CSL accommodates many outstanding import players approved for temporary resident in Canada while also encouraging player development of Canadians. Enquiries should go to info@canadiansoccerleague.ca
COLIN JOSE WAS SUPPORTIVE OF THE CSL AND ITS FORERUNNER LEAGUES……Celebration of Life being held October 20
George Gross, former corporate sports editor for The Sun newspapers in Canada. once described Colin Jose as the most unsung hero in the Canadian soccer community despite his awards and recognition from both sides of the border.. Colin Jose was a soccer historian, writer and journalist who is considered to have written from a historical perspective more about the game…
CSL CLOSES 2024 SEASON
The Canadian Soccer League has ended its 2024 season with the completion of the regular league schedule and will not proceed with the CSL Championship playoffs scheduled for October 6 and October 13. Recent circumstances have moved the league to focus on the 2025 season with additional teams that have shown membership interest expected to lead to an even stronger…
SERBIAN WHITE EAGLES WIN LEAGUE TITLE…Hotly contested Scarborough vs Falcons ends in a draw
It was a match day of opportunity for three teams tied on points at the top of the CSL standings and only separated by goal average, all three in a position of winning the regular season league title at Esther Shiner Stadium Saturday afternoon, September 28, the last day of the regular league season before the championship playoffs during October.…
MAKOHON HAT-TRICK DRIVES FALCONS TO VICTORY
A hat-trick by Toronto Falcons forward Anatolii Makohon resulted in a 4-1 defeat of Spanish Future Stars, Serbian White Eagles scored a 5-2 victory over Hamilton City and Scarborough retained its position at the top of the standings with a 4-2 win over Unity FC, three games played in the Canadian Soccer League at Centennial Stadium Sunday, September 22. Makohon…
THREE-WAY TIE AT THE TOP – Future Stars impressive in victory
A 1-0 victory by Serbian White Eagles over league-leading Scarborough and a 2-0 default win by Toronto Falcons over Hamilton City, created a three-way tie on points at the top of the standings in the Canadian Soccer League on Saturday, September 14 when two games were played and one was cancelled,. The mid-afternoon scheduled clash between Toronto Falcons and Hamilton…
SCARBOROUGH ON TOP WITH 6-1 VICTORY
Scarborough maintained a three-point lead in the standings with an impressive 6-1 victory over Hamilton City, Toronto Falcons defeated Unity FC 4-0 and Serbian White Eagles scored its sixth win of the season, also a 4-0 result in the opener of three matches at Centennial Stadium Saturday, September 7. Marko Prokic opened the scoring for Scarborough at 11 minutes and…
GONZALES STRIKES FOUR FOR LEAGUE LEADING SCARBOROUGH
Hamilton City defeated Unity FC 3-1 in a hard fought encounter, the opening game of three in the Canadian Soccer League at the Ford Centennial Stadium Sunday, August 25. This was followed by a one-sided10-0 route by Scarborough over Spanish Future Stars, and In a well-played end to end late game, Serbian White Eagles scored late in the game for…
UNITY HOLD SCARBOROUGH IN ROUGH AND TUMBLE — Wins for Falcons, Serbian White Eagles
Scarborough were held to a 1-1 draw by Unity FC. a ding-dong late game in the Canadian Soccer League Saturday, August 10, while in the earlier afternoon games at Esther Shiner Stadium, Toronto Falcons defeated Spanish Future Stars 3-0 and this was followed by a 3-1 Serbian White Eagles victory over Hamilton City. While Scarborough had a slight edge in…
