With a 100 percent record averaging 6 goals per game, FC Vorkuta are off to a flying start in an attempt to capture top honors yet again this season. In its first two campaigns -2017 and 2018 – the club named after an isolated community in northern Russia has won a First Division title, has gained a regular season runner-up position, has won the overall CSL championship and has so far these early days of a new campaign demonstrated a determination to repeat, if not exceed these achievements.
Vorkuta is at home to SC Waterloo at the Ontario Soccer Centre, one of three games scheduled for Saturday following earlier encounters between Hamilton City and Brantford Galaxy at Heritage Field and a clash between Real Mississauga and Kingsman A at Huron Park.
Serbian White Eagles open the weekend at home to CSC Mississauga at Centennial Stadium on Friday night and the final game of the three-day schedule may be the most interesting when two teams with 100 per cent record, Ukraine United and Scarborough, come together also at the popular Etobicoke ground. Both teams have been impressive, with Scarborough conceding just 2 goals in four games and Ukraine United have allowed a single goal in its 2-game season so far. At least one team will end the match no longer perfect.
The weekend games:
Friday, June 21, Centennial Stadium 7 pm Serbian White Eagles vs CSC Mississauga
Saturday, June 22, Heritage Field 6:30 pm Hamilton City vs Brantford Galaxy
Saturday, June 22, Huron Park 7 pm Real Mississauga SC vs Kingsman A
Saturday, June 22, Ontario Soccer Centre 9 pm FC Vorkuta vs SC Waterloo
Sunday, June 23, Centennial Stadium 7:30 pm FC Ukraine United vs Scarborough SC
